“Women are not staying in the industry” – Rise mentoring fights for equal access to media work
While there has been progress in getting women into media roles, the gains still require constant effort
“Clear is kind, unclear is unkind” – talking about inclusion in a hostile environment
At our Diversity & Excellence Summit 2 Lisa Bell of Tell Jane talked about how business leaders need to keep evolving their inclusion policies
Rise Mentoring Program joins Diversity & Excellence Summit line-up
If we love media industry mentoring initiatives so much, why don’t we support them? The Rise Mentoring Program rallies the troops at our April 28…
TNBFC, Tell Jane, Access VFX, and On Air will join ¡AU! Diversity & Excellence Summit
Top media industry orgs working to promote and protect excellence will take part in our April 28 online event
“The DEI the Earth Stood Still”: Our Diversity & Excellence Summit returns, April 28
¡AU!’s online conference on finding and developing the next generation of media talent is back!
On Air global student broadcast returns for 2026 with added content genres
Media Talent Manifesto will bring back its 24 hour global student broadcast event on October 22
How to rise when you’re below the line: Accessing power behind the camera
Craft and tech roles don’t always make the front page, but they’re the jobs that keep our industry functioning. How do we ensure everyone gets…
Better partying with Tell Jane’s new holiday safety guide for employers
HR consultancy Tell Jane has published a guide to help media employers create a safe arena for Christmas partying
The big changes ahead will require a diverse media workforce
#GALSNGEAR prepares women for leadership in media industry tech roles. Its Leadership Summits offer education, support and networking
What do you do when there’s an abuser on set? Tell Jane
Tell Jane is a consultancy tackling harassment in the workplace. The creative industries have their own special challenges
Be You Festival convenes diverse creatives to plot a new future for UK media
Guests included producer Ash Atalla who revealed what he really thinks about the industry’s not-fit-for-purpose commissioning system.
This year’s IBC showed an industry preparing for the end – and the beginning?
This year’s International Broadcasters Convention showed an industry needing to change but paralyzed by fear
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