At Hawkwood, we collaborate with select partners who share our vision of connecting and supporting changemakers, creatives, doers, and thinkers globally.
The RSA (the Royal Society for Arts, Manufactures and Commerce) is an inclusive global community of over 30,000 influential and innovative problem-solvers dedicated to addressing the challenges of our time. With a legacy of over 260 years, the RSA has consistently been at the forefront of driving significant social impact.
Hawkwood CFT Fellows are eligible for a special application process for membership in the RSA (the Royal Society for Arts, Manufactures and Commerce).
Hawkwood referred fellows can submit a fast-track application for RSA Fellowship.
You will also receive a special 25% discount. The annual subscription for RSA Fellowship is £187, which can be paid monthly or quarterly. That brings the annual subscription to £140, or just £2.70 a week!
If you are passionate about solving the challenges of our time, we invite you to join a unique global community of over 30,000 fellows to make this a reality. Get in touch to find out more at kirby.fullerton@rsa.org.uk.
You can find out more about the RSA Fellowship programme by clicking on the button below.
This series of curious conversations explores artistic practice through a regenerative lens, inviting diverse international artists to share how their creative work harmonizes with and contributes to the broader systems we all inhabit.
In these episodes, we delve into the role of creative practitioners and artists as catalysts for community-based co-creation of regenerative cultures. These discussions emphasize the biocultural uniqueness of the places they inhabit, highlighting how rooted expressions foster regeneration.
Hosted by Daniel Christian Wahl, this series features extraordinary artists who are changing the world.
The resonance of arts allows us to perceive experiences with a sense of renewal and has the power to change hearts and minds in ways that we can’t describe.
Through dedication to arts and arts practice, people worldwide have created and continue to produce transformative experiences through art that poses questions, makes statements and shifts culture. We aim to collectively explore the role of creative practitioners and artists as catalysts of community-based co-creation of regenerative cultures as rooted expressions of the biocultural uniqueness of the place they inhabit.
Hosted by Daniel Christian Wahl, this series features extraordinary artists who are changing the world.
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