All Diversity articles – Page 8
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NewsIn brief: Big Brother; Screen Yorkshire; Today; Better; BBC chair; Escapade Media
Social experiment juggernaut to land on 8 October
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NewsIn Brief: OnlyFans TV order; Channel 4.0 Harry Potter gameshow; NFTS board appointment
OnlyFans goes fishing for latest reality TV order
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FeaturesReaping the rewards of mentoring writers
The Responder indie Dancing Ledge explains the benefits of putting time and energy into supporting new writing talent
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CommentJulie Fernandez: We are making progress on accessibility, but there’s still work to do
Disability access co-ordinators are vital if the industry wants to make real, sustainable change
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NewsFind courage to make risky shows, Meera Syal urges industry
Goodness Gracious Me star exhorts TV chiefs to keep telling minorities’ stories
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NewsIndustry veterans warn of middle-class TV takeover
Senior figures speak out at Edinburgh TV Festival session on ‘snobbery’
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NewsProduction company to launch with disabled and autistic talent
TAP links up with Access All Areas ahead of push for inclusion in Edinburgh
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NewsC4’s Sacha Khari calls on PSBs to build digital safe space
Digital commissioning chief ‘desperate’ for other broadcasters to be doing more
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NewsIn brief: School leaver doubts over TV career; A+E expands streaming; NBCU builds FAST operations
Survey shows A-Level students want to pursue career in TV but fear opportunities are limited
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NewsITV Studios hires first access coordinator
Production arm also becomes associate member of TV Access project
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NewsWill Jessop: It’s fashionable to be diverse, but is it true diversity?
Co-creator of Tommy Jessop Goes to Hollywood on disability representation, typecasting and encountering the ‘Hollywood no’
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News2LE Media to adapt coming-of-age novel Locks
‘Irreverent and authentic’ Black identity debut is by Ashleigh Nugent
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FeaturesOpen Door looks to expand remit
Founder David Mumeni on widening the charity’s scope to help disadvantaged groups enter the industry in behind-the scenes roles
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CommentDiamond Data 6th Cut: why have we not made better progress?
The results are in and frankly they could be better, says Mel Rodrigues
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CommentAccommodations for neurodiverse staff can benefit the whole industry
Runner Hassaan Mohammad reflects on how his experiences show that a little flexibility can go a long way
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NewsDiversity campaigner Marcus Ryder to lead Film & TV Charity
Former BBC current affairs exec will replace Alex Pumfrey
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NewsBBC tight-lipped on next steps after achieving diverse content target
Corporation commits to ‘going further’ after achieving £112m spend a year early
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NewsUK Black Pride co-founder joins Sky diversity council
Phyll Opoku-Gyimah - aka Lady Phyll - is one of two new joiners
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NewsIn brief: Two Rivers; BBC Radio; BBC Scotland; Tom and Jerry
BFI funding for indie working on Barbie Uncovered doc