Royal Society for the Encouragement of Arts, Manufactures and Commerce

The Objective of the Royal Society for the encouragement of Arts, Manufactures and Commerce is to enrich society through ideas and action. The RSA was founded during the Enlightenment by William Shipley in 1754 with the first, and London, United Kingdom. The fellowship is a global network of 28000 people who support the mission to enrich society through ideas and action. Our objective is to create the action needed to address today's most pressing social challenges. The Royal Society has always sought to unleash the human potential for enterprise and creativity. We find new solutions networks and acting upon the very best ideas. Our long lasting  improvement in girl’s education leading to the establishment   schools We serve this object by acting as a global hub, researching, testing and sharing practical interventions. can have the greatest impact for the most people. These three themes inspire our Fellows and inform the work of our Action & Research Centre, which combines practical experimentation with rigorous research to create a unique programme of projects. We find new solutions networks and acting upon the very best ideas. Our long lasting  improvement in girl’s education leading to the establishment  schools.We also demonstrated for the reduction of smoke emissions as early as 1770, the ‘sustainability’ in 1980 and our continued commitment Programme. We combine practical experimentation with rigorous research to create a unique programme of work. The RSA has always sought to unleash the human potential for enterprise and creativity. We find new solutions networks and acting upon the very best ideas. The mission of the Royal Society is to enrich society through ideas and action. By build networks and opportunities for people to collaborate - creating fulfilling lives and a flourishing society.