Diversity in action
Continuing our series looking at EDI issues in the sector, Carolyn Forsyth and Amelia Michaels of Talawa Theatre Company discuss t…
Continuing our series looking at EDI issues in the sector, Carolyn Forsyth and Amelia Michaels of Talawa Theatre Company discuss t…
A pilot programme for a new arts and culture access scheme for the UK and Ireland has been launched in Leeds. The All In scheme, a…
Creative People and Places (CPP) programmes take an action research approach to community engagement in arts, creativity and cultu…
The heritage sector is experiencing low levels of ethnic diversity and social mobility, according to the findings of Historic Engl…
Continuing our series exploring issues around EDI, Samantha Stimpson, founder of SLS 360, outlines the most important policy devel…
The timeline for Arts Council England’s next National Portfolio Investment Programme has been announced alongside details of Ele…
Since 2020, Equality, Diversity and Inclusion has been part of the governance code for charity boards. Yet, as Debra Allcock Tyler…
In the first of our series on the theme of EDI, Louise Perry of Chickenshed Theatre shares 50 years of embracing diversity and inc…
Disability Arts Online has been awarded a grant of £120,000 for a project designed to create positive change by sharing the histo…
Arts Council England (ACE) has said it will review the way it analyses and publishes diversity data following a significant slowdo…
In celebration of the diverse and vibrant landscape of British and Irish arts, Phil Edgar-Jones of Sky Arts shares how he has tur…
It’s more important than ever, says Lauren James, head of content and web projects at Splitpixel, for the arts to be accessible…
Arts Council England (ACE) has invited a group of senior arts professionals to a meeting to discuss how it can respond to the unde…
Orchestras for All exists to fill a gap in music education. With its deep commitment to creative inclusivity, Katie Villa&nbs…
A London-focused freelancer directory aimed at ethnic minority creatives launched on Monday (23 September). The Creative and Cultu…
Part of the point of art is the lens it offers us to look at the world in a different way, to converse with people and perspective…
The National Trust has "much more" to do in order to ensure it has a diverse workforce, according to the organisati…
Netflix and the National Youth Theatre relaunch a skills programme aimed at young people who want to work in film and TV after res…
Bethnal Green Working Men’s Club (BGWMC) has been designated an Asset of Community Value by Tower Hamlets Council, granting…
Under-represented creative industries workers – those who are Black, Asian, ethnically diverse, disabled or from low socioec…
Stagetext, a Colchester-based deaf access charity, has received a £20,000 grant from the National Lottery Community Fund. Th…
Apprenticeships offer far more than just a qualification. Charlotte Nicol is convinced they can and will radically change the make…
UK Music has called on the next government to be 'fast and fearless' in working to remove entry barriers to the music indu…
Report exploring the lack of sustainable pathways into producing for British theatre producers from the global majority uncovers a…