All Disability articles – Page 4
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NewsDocfest analysis: class and disability to the fore
‘We are not an impoverished industry,’ says Donna Taberer
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NewsBBC’s Kate Phillips urges indies not to exclude disabled talent
Director of content says broadcasters can shore up budgetary gaps
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NewsJack Thorne hails ‘different landscape’ for disability representation
Scribe celebrates progress made since his scorching MacTaggart lecture
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NewsNetflix steps back from TV Access Project
Streamer becomes associate member of disability campaign group
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NewsBBC launches access scheme for disabled comedy editors
Roughcut, Fifty Fifty and Picture Shop supporting two placements to redress lack of representation in comedy post-production
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NewsPanorama slammed for ‘misleading and harmful’ portrayal of ADHD
Charity will log complaint over programme, claiming it has increased stigma
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NewsITV diversity leadership programme returns with focus on deaf, disabled and neurodivergent colleagues
ITV News journalist Lucy Kapasi and Good Morning Britain producer Michelle De Leon among this year’s Amplify cohort
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NewsC4 hunts for disabled talent ahead of 2024 Paralympics
Trainees to get year-long placement at indies including Whisper, IMG, True North and Firecrest
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NewsInsanity to boost disabled representation with hire of Andrew Roach
Agency snaps up champion of deaf, disabled and neurodivergent talent - and his client roster
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NewsITV Studios and TripleC team for disabled-led drama training videos
Series created via Ralph and Katie trainee programme
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NewsBBC appoints strategic disability lead
Scottish Government policy advisor to address accessibility for all staff
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NewsDan Grabiner: disability inclusion status quo against industry’s best interests
Amazon’s head of UK originals calls for clearer expectations from broadcasters
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NewsOne in four TV offices shut out physically disabled people
Landmark Channel 4/Amazon study finds limited access or promotion opportunities
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CommentVicki Lines-Gibbs: I yawn a lot, don’t take it personally – MS, TV and me
The creative director of Gritty Talent highlights how flexible working supports her as a disabled woman - and why it benefits the whole industry
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NewsBlue Peter announces first wheelchair user presenter
Scottish Abby Cook to abseil down Yorkshire viaduct for first challenge
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NewsBBC names seven assistant commissioners
Caroline O’Neill and Rhianna Adams-Christie appointed as part of Elevate scheme to progress disabled talent
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NewsThen Barbara Met Alan stars back BBC training scheme for disabled writers
Rose Ayling-Ellis joins Jack Thorne and Ruth Madeley in ambassador roles to support applicants
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NewsSophie Morgan: “We don’t need to pretend to be perfect any more”
The Living Wild presenter has fought for agency over how her disability is portrayed – but says TV is still slow to make positive change
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NewsJack Thorne named NFTS honorary fellow
Then Barbara Met Alan writer recognised for his equality campaigning and writing