All Disability articles – Page 10
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CommentTime for industry to rise to MacTaggart challenge
If the Edinburgh lecture struck a chord, then do something about it, urge Andrew Roach and Caroline O’Neill
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NewsAmazon seeks diversity chief
Georgia Brown keen to ensure inclusion is at the heart of the commissioning process
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NewsBBC and Netflix prep disability brief
PSB and SVoD giant unveil five-year scheme to ’challenge limits’
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NewsBBC and Netflix to smash disability ‘glass ceiling’
PSB and SVoD join forces to deliver tangible change
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NewsTwitter reaction
Sohail Shah, Ruth Madeley and Andrew Roach among those who shared their thoughts
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NewsMacTaggart lecture in full
‘Disabled stories need to be told and when they are told they need to be told with disabled people’
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NewsDisability report demands recruitment overhaul
’Non linear’ career paths putting talent at a disadvantage when seeking senior roles
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CommentWill this (finally) be disability’s breakthrough moment?
Scattered Pictures boss Kim Tserkezie is hopeful Jack Thorne’s MacTaggart Lecture will bring meaningful change in the industry
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FeaturesThe truth about disability in TV
Six people with disabilities open up about their lived experiences of working in the industry and how it could be improved
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FeaturesCeline Fitzmaurice, series producer
’It’s too easy for companies to ignore the issue of disability’
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FeaturesRamy El-Bergamy, head of development, Lifted
‘Ethnicity and disability are not mutually exclusive’
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FeaturesJay Francis, freelance online editor
‘It’s important that TV reflects the society in which we live’
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FeaturesDisability report highlights ‘untapped potential’
CDN review urges industry to better leverage 14m strong group
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PodcastNewswrap: Disabled creatives making waves
DDPTV founder Caroline O’Neill and Jerk creator Tim Renkow join the podcast
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PodcastNewswrap: Disabled creatives making waves (transcription)
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CommentDisabled people must be part of the conversation
Any solution for getting more disabled people into the industry should take into account our lived experience, says Caroline O’Neill