15 THINGS YOU NEED TO DO TO GET A JOB IN TELEVISION
Television is a fast-paced and highly competitive industry and because of this is it notoriously difficult to get…
The Diversity Dashboard
Universities acting to close BAME student attainment gap
UK universities must demonstrate their commitment to university-wide change as they seek to eliminate the black, Asian and…
Golden Globe actor Idris Elba gives Downing Street talk on diversity in the creative industries
The session, organised in partnership with the British Film Institute, was part of a series of in-house events,…
If you’re interested in making work at The Yard, you’ve come to the right place.
The Yard is about new ideas and voices that need to be heard. We stage stories that aren’t…
In Good Company to offer mid-career commission to theatre makers from across the UK
In Good Company, Derby Theatre’s professional artist development scheme and the flagship professional creative and business development programme for theatre…
Ethical volunteering overseas
Ethical volunteering is about ensuring the contribution you make is meaningful to the host community and has a…
THE ARTS CLUB SIR KARL JENKINS MUSIC AWARD 2019
The panel, chaired by Sir Karl Jenkins, comprises music educationalist, Carol Barratt, chairman of City Music Society, Leslie…
Selvin Brown – My Civil Service career journey: From Office Filer to Executive Board member
The discrimination and challenges people from BAME backgrounds face has been widely covered. Last year David Lammy MP…
Phillip Rutnam, Permanent Secretary and Race Equality Champion in the Home Office
As the Permanent Secretary and Race Equality Champion in the Home Office, I am pleased that the department…
Philip Rutnam – Permanent Secretary and Race Equality Champion in the Home Office
The Home Office’s longstanding race equality staff support group, The NETWORK, have worked with their usual energy and…
Equality: Making It Happen
It appears that the Brexit vote of June 2016 has led many people to believe that they no…
Breaking the Glass Ceiling in Teaching Black History in Academia
The high calibre of UK contributions to historical research in these areas was conspicuous at the Public History…
Meet Mohamed Mohamed, a 29-year-old self-taught filmmaker from Birmingham.
To learn more about the craft he is participating in a filmmakers talent development programme BACK IN powered …
“You will never be a filmmaker, because you’re black and female” are the words that Liane Moonraven heard from her head of department at college
Fast-forward and the filmmaker from Washington D.C. is now living in Birmingham, England and pursuing a career in…
Punch Records supports emerging BME filmmakers from the West Midlands
The dynamic programme, powered by innovative creative agency Punch and curated by talented director and entrepreneur Daniel Alexander…
Students from St George’s University, Grenada, and Northumbria University take first steps into medical profession
The relationship between the two institutions, now in its eleventh year, enables the SGU and NU students to…
How we ensure and celebrate diversity is happening at Barts Health NHS Trust,
Following analysis of NHS workforce equality data in 2015, which highlighted under-representation of female and black and minority…
Health Education England and St. George’s University in the Caribbean Reach Agreement on New Program to Fill Postgraduate Medical Training Programmes in England
SGU School of Medicine is the only Caribbean medical school in a direct agreement with Health Education England…
BBC publishes landmark report on BAME career progression and culture
The BBC has published a landmark report on career progression and culture for staff from a black, Asian…
Five Minutes with….. Major Herb Cameron
Hi Herb, thank you for taking the time to talk to us. What does Black History Month mean…
