FT supports ‘Girls Takeover’ on International Day of the Girl
The Financial Times speaks of its support of the United Nations’ International Day of the Girl on 11 October as the day marks the 10th anniversary of the initiative.
The Financial Times speaks of its support of the United Nations’ International Day of the Girl on 11 October as the day marks the 10th anniversary of the initiative.
Making UK media more diverse is not simply a question of employing more people from different backgrounds. The jobs you give them and the way you treat them is equally important.
ELLE UK and Nike have collaborated on a multi-platform partnership to mark England hosting the UEFA Women’s EURO 2022 Championship.
Newsquest Media Group is launching new apprenticeships through its Young Reporter scheme across its titles in England.
Emerald Publishing has announced that this year it will have an increased focus on commissioning Indigenous research.
The Independent yesterday announced that it is partnering with this year’s Pride in London, taking place in June and July.
Diversity in journalism has come under scrutiny in a new report published by the NCTJ, examining the characteristics of UK journalists.
The Mail on Sunday’s Angela Rayner story has sparked much debate, but much of it seems to have missed the point.
Reach has announced the launch of a new Talent Pool across its regional Live network, inviting both new graduates and established journalists to join, as well as students about to finish their training.
Future plc last week announced that it has closed its gender pay gap for the second year running.
The Society of Editors has today launched its Diversity, Inclusion and Belonging Hub (D&I) to provide advice, case studies and resources around diversity and inclusion in the media.
On International Women’s Day, Acast announced it has become the first audio partner of the UK Chapter of the Unstereotype Alliance.
Over 50 magazine publishers have participated in a new, freely-accessible digital resource page on the Exact Editions platform, which features over 200 articles about feminism and gender equality.
To mark International Women’s Day, Emerald Publishing has announced its commitment to helping break gender bias in academia by committing to improving the representation of women.
This year the scheme has been rolled out to over 150 participating students from diverse backgrounds across the regions, say the publishers.
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