📣Doing a thing 📣 For the last 3 years I’ve been an unpaid carer as well as working full time. It’s really bloody hard & feels like the system is set up to wear you down. So, I’m changing things up & am channeling optimism thing can be different into @caref_ll…

Did you spot us on the news this week? 🌳 Eleanor was part of the team working to identify 15 future opportunities and challenges set to impact forests and the forestry sector. Hear more from her below and check out our research with @Cambridge_Uni 👉 https://t.co/iWA39dxTHA

What issues are likely to impact UK forest management over the next 50 years? From new technologies to ecosystem collapse, 15 top issues have been identified in this latest horizon scan NEW PAPER by Eleanor Tew @ForestryEngland et al in @Forestry_OUP https://t.co/UmQZ3MKV71

Announcing our Playful Heritage artist development programme! We're offering 8 bursaries to Global Majority creatives to attend a series of workshops, sharing our practice of using interactive & immersive formats to spark change. Info: https://t.co/OnNoxRqEUE Apply by 25.09

#RSABlog: Our Foresight Lead, @fabian_ws introduces our report on the rural and post-industrial perspectives on the just transition in #Scotland and highlights some key takeaways that, if implemented, will help achieve this vision. #RSAJustTransition

#RSABlog: Our Foresight Lead, @fabian_ws introduces our report on the rural and post-industrial perspectives on the just transition in #Scotland and highlights some key takeaways that, if implemented, will help achieve this vision. #RSAJustTransition

“Transition from what to what? Who makes the decision, how do we learn from history? [...] Communities should be involved not only in consultation but also in decision making and implementation”. Check out our work on Just Transition and communities' role! @theRSAorg

Excited to share this with the world - our latest report exploring participatory futures as part of just transition planning in Scotland

This is tomorrow! Come and join the conversation at @theRSAorg on participatory futures practice 👀

Enjoyed our latest episode but want more? How about this article from the @theRSAorg by @Fabian_ws and co? https://t.co/pI3b9J7Ssb #FutureofWork

Looking forward to sharing our participatory futures approaches to engage communities in just transition planning at this @theRSAorg event next month with @EmmaMorgante and @SantiniBasra

An attempt to share a bit of our #regenerativedesign methodology through an exciting project with @theRSAorg @theRSAScotland for the just transition energy plan from @ScotGovNetZero #ClimateActionNow

Thrilled to share my latest project, a public imagination toolkit in open access, created with @FilippoCuttica and published by @BBC & @Sitlab 👉 https://t.co/G3FuN9f7i4 #ExperientialFutures #ParticipatoryDesign #FuturesBazaar✨

Liz Truss's smash-and-grab growthism provides an important lesson. We should never frame our vision in terms of "growth". As long as growth is the objective, neoliberals will always argue that the best way to achieve it is through deregulation and transfers to the rich...

So I'm increasingly persuaded by the argument that the tech bro mentality, and the lack of diversity at the frontier, is a problem of real economic significance. 🧵

A great endeavour. Forming/joining a trades union is a fundamental right. All power to the staff at the RSA doing this 👏🏾👏🏾👏🏾

I'm so proud to be part of this effort with colleagues. Union recognition now! If you can help us by retweeting & following our account we'd really appreciate it. @_tomwall's amazing article in the Observer is a great starting point to the work we've been doing for months.

We’re the RSA union, a majority collective of staff working with @IWGBunion towards recognition. You can find out more about why we’re seeking recognition in today’s @ObserverUK by @_tomwall and here’s a short🧵on how you can support us 1/6 https://t.co/WFcVMkVlhC

A short history of longtermism, which you may have come across in the New York Times, New Yorker, BBC, Guardian, etc. It’s everywhere right now, and will only become more influential in the future. A🧵1/24 The roots of longtermism go back more than a century, but in contemporary

Our event on 31st August will be a great chance to learn about the work that has been done for the Just Transition project at the RSA, in partnership with the Scottish Government. To learn more about the project and book your place, follow this link https://t.co/vVWoxBjEvt