1. Lessons from History
Lenny Henry in conversation with historian, broadcaster and film-maker David Olusoga, on media diversity, institutional memory and racism in the UK television industry
Read moreLenny Henry in conversation with historian, broadcaster and film-maker David Olusoga, on media diversity, institutional memory and racism in the UK television industry
Read moreThis paper analyses research conducted throughout August and September 2020 which has examined the breakdown of divers...
Read moreThe future of diversity regulation in the UK broadcast industry - models and ownership by Dr Peter L Block
Read moreA find in his garage opens up a world of archive for Dr David Dunkley Gyimah, and raises questions, as he seeks to unde...
Read moreParalympian Will Norman suggests that disability representation in the media is not the goal, but only a first ste...
Read moreCreating a programme talking honestly to children about race and prejudice was a ‘baptism of fire’ for broadcast journ...
Read moreLeah Cowan examines the lack of diversity in British political journalism, why it matters, and the multiple challeng...
Read moreFrom leading online training sessions to joke writing, there is no such thing as an average workday for media freelanc...
Read moreKesewa Hennessy , the Financial Times ’ digital editor for audience engagement, describes the newspaper’s past str...
Read moreIn March 1979, as part of its Open Door series which gave marginalised groups access to the airwaves, BBC Two broadcas...
Read moreKimberly McIntosh finds a lot to recommend in this practical guide to protest and campaigning written by a seasoned ...
Read moreQueer writer, poet and bookseller Erica Gillingham offers her thoughts in this wonderful poem.
Read moreTo round off our inaugural issue, journalist and broadcaster Marverine Duffy picks five things to read, watch or liste...
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