KNOW YOU’RE SKILLED
In the second part of our interview make:good, find out how Catherine plotted her steps to setting up her own agency and how she gets kids to create and make solutions in their schools and communities. How did you get your…
THE GENERATION WITH AN ALTERNATIVE FUTURE
As part of our Making a Living project, we’ve asked you to come and share your story and observe how people cope with the crisis. Rhiannon went one step further, here’s her story! In 2012 I finished university and entered…
FIRST FOOTSTEPS IN EUROPE
We continue with Rhiannon’s journey through Europe. “So my exploration of the possible alternative futures emerging from youth living in this crisis across Europe begins with a journey overseas. For the next three months I will be living in a…
IN BETWEEN SPACES
I’ll admit it, I’m not the best fan of organised networking, but RSA Fellows Reboot creates a refreshing change by introducing creative techniques to make it fun. On one of these Reboots, I bumped into Catherine Greig, founder and director…
TURNING A HOBBY INTO A JOB OUT OF NECESSITY
We’re using creative methods in our Making a Living project to uncover your experiences on how you cope with trying to make a living. We’ll use these to develop scenarios and a guide on how, through the process of coping…
NETWORKED ENTREPRENEURSHIP
The @southbankcentre is a venue well known for its performances – from opera to spoken word. But it’s also a space where many people – especially freelancers – come with their laptops to work on their projects because of the…
BLURRING THE PERSONAL AND PROFESSIONAL TO CREATE SOCIAL PURPOSE
We continue our interview with Edwin Mingard, co-founder of satellite, which produces work that embodies three values, high-quality drama, social engagement and experiments in process and output. You were talking about how many people stick to the norm in terms of work…