All Diversity articles – Page 76

  • Derren Lawford
    News

    Forum split over benefit of recruitment quotas

    2013-11-21T08:15:00Z

    The topic of quotas for BAME staff was a volatile talking point at Diversify, generating mixed views from experts.

  • Kate O’Connor
    News

    Skills can redress imbalance

    2013-11-21T08:09:00Z

    Creative Skillset executive director Kate O’Connor has vowed the organisation will help to improve diversity across the creative industries following Broadcast and Screen International’s Diversify event last week.

  • Oona King
    News

    King pushes for action plan

    2013-11-21T08:08:00Z

    Training issues, quotas, access and on-screen portrayal were among the hotly debated topics at Diversify, with race, class, gender, sexuality, geography and age all still having a disproportionate bearing on employment in the film and TV industries, both in front of and behind the camera.

  • Simone Pennant
    News

    Diversify: gallery

    2013-11-14T13:19:00Z

    All the pictures from yesterday’s event, organised by Broadcast and Screen International

  • Oona King
    News

    Diversify: practical steps forward

    2013-11-14T13:12:00Z

    Speakers at the Diversify forum have outlined a number of practical measures and action points designed to help the industry improve its level of diversity.

  • Lenny Henry
    News

    Lenny Henry calls for racial quotas

    2013-11-14T12:54:00Z

    Television and film stars including Lenny Henry and Kwame Kwei-Armah have called for broadcasters to implement quotas to increase racial diversity on UK screens.

  • Aaqil Ahmed
    News

    TV and film fail on diversity

    2013-11-14T07:18:00Z

    BBC commissioning editor for religion Aaqil Ahmed has said the UK TV and film industries should be “ashamed” of the decline in BAME representation across the creative media.

  • Danny Cohen
    News

    Cohen calls for more diverse workforce

    2013-11-13T14:55:00Z

    BBC director of television Danny Cohen has called for the TV industry to become more diverse in a number of areas.