Matthew Taylor has used his final lecture as CEO of the RSA to look at the social forces that shape our society and the relationship between different social sciences.

We live in polarising times, but we have a lot more in common than some may think. It is the mission of More In Common to show how much we share.

The animation we have created for the Friedrich Ebert Foundation proposes key questions while highlighting the shared culture and values that unite the UK and Germany, emphasising a message of democracy and international cooperation.

Cynthia Hall and the Karyn Purvis Institute came to us to create a whiteboard animation highlighting the critical issue of human trafficking and the situations that can lead to someone becoming trafficked.

The gap between the super-rich and the rest of us is growing. The Fight Inequality Alliance and Human Act asked us to create an animated explainer video to draw attention to this and the growing inequality crisis during the World Economic Forum 2020.

In today’s world an address acts as a de facto form of identity and underpins everything from applying for a job to opening a bank account. The lack of an address can be a huge barrier to people experiencing homelessness receiving support and help.

What if we’re all to a lesser or greater extent subject to modern slavery? A problem that affects many people across the world.

Harvard University Professor of Political Philosophy Michael Sandel examines the reality and consequences of our meritocracies in this RSA Minimate.