Accrediting work in Voluntary organisations and Community Groups (published in association with RSA Exams Board); Opening Doors - an accreditation guide to the voluntary sector; Qualified by Experience (an evaluation of the London pilot of Project 2001; Making it Work - learning and accreditation in the voluntary sector.
Various conference packs and printed material, including application forms, guidance notes and publicity material
A summary of the consultation process of January to September 1992 and 'An Initiative for the New Millennium'', 1995
PROJECT2001 was a three-year initiative, started in March 1998, which enabled voluntary organisations to operate more effectively - through access to training and qualifications for individuals, by supporting organisational development, and by promoting lifelong learning within the sector\n\nRecords include working files, publicity material and photographs.
Progress House was opened by HRH Prince Philip, Duke of Edinburgh, President of the RSA on 19th October 1990.
Includes a list of delegate and participating organisations
Includes correspondence, guest list and ticket.
Records of the Society's activities and events. For example award schemes, projects, exhibitions, conferences, seminars and lectures.
Professor Edmund (Ted) Happold at the RDI Dinner & Address, 25 November 1993