All Diversity articles – Page 24
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NewsC4 disability lead calls for end to tokenism
Ally Castle says certain sub-groups are not appearing on-screen
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NewsOfcom flags ‘existential’ PSB role
Broadcasters must improve social class and geographical representation
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NewsSacked journalist hits out at BBC
Tala Halawa says corporation is ‘at the whim of a pro-Israel mob’ after dismissal over anti-Semitic tweets
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NewsITV turns diversity focus to disability
Non-white representation leaps one-third on-screen, with smaller gains off-screen
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NewsLouis Theroux launches talent scheme
Ties with Edinburgh TV Foundation, Amazon Prime & TriForce to seek documentary-makers
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NewsDiversity charity opens production arm
IFT Studios is to help indies work with under-represented voices
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NewsC4 orders third round of On the Edge
Latest series of first-time writer / director 4Stories initiative will focus on mental health
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NewsCardiff steps into scripted
Lines up projects exploring Michael Jackson trial and WW2 shootout between black and white US soldiers
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NewsBBCS and Directors UK forge diversity scheme
EastEnders, Holby City & Casualty to offer opportunities to 20 directors from under-represented backgrounds
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NewsJack Thorne to deliver MacTaggart lecture
Prolific writer to tackle disabled issues as keynote speaker at Edinburgh International TV Festival
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NewsBBC annual report: what we learnt
Nations & regions, diversity, youth audiences and Covid spend in the spotlight following this week’s results
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NewsScreenSkills unveils leaders of tomorrow
Nineteen mid-level execs to be helped chart a course to senior roles
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NewsQureshi: BBC comedy mustn’t be scared to fail
Pilots from up-and-coming voices don’t have to rate, says interim genre head
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CommentWhy is there still a stigma about coming out as disabled?
My own experience offers an encouraging sign that the industry is on the normalisation path, says Stu Richards
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NewsBBC pauses Noel Clarke project
Crongton Knights was based on YA novel written by Small Axe’s Alex Wheatle
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NewsIndustry ‘must forge more diverse co-pro treaties’
Arrangements with “predominantly white” countries risk the exclusion of “culturally valuable” stories, says Tonya Williams and Derren Lawford
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NewsScreenSkills & ThinkBigger launch disabled scheme
Jazz Gowans among mentors working with 30 individuals
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NewsBBC signs first disability ambassador
Former CBeebies presenter and Doctors star Cerrie Burnell joins in one of three dedicated roles