Let’s Create: The high watermark for inclusion in the arts?
After eight years in post, Andrew Miller is stepping down as a National Council member of Arts Council England and as chair of its…
After eight years in post, Andrew Miller is stepping down as a National Council member of Arts Council England and as chair of its…
Disability advocate ANDREW MILLER is to step down from his role as chair of Arts Council England’s Disability Advisory Committee…
The culture sector risks tipping into “self-censorship” if organisations become too fearful to show solidarity to refugees, mi…
An organisation committed to connecting disabled people with the music and live event industries has announced a raft of appointme…
DASH (Disability Arts in Shropshire) has appointed four new trustees with expertise spanning the cultural, arts and education sect…
Around half of disabled creative industry workers feel they must conceal information about a life commitment, situation, or diagno…
A “power through” mentality is pressuring women working in theatre to remain resilient rather than ask for help, a report claims….
Women from working-class backgrounds in the arts sector are less likely to feel comfortable being themselves at work than other de…
PAWLET BROOKES MBE has been appointed as the Midlands area chair for Arts Council England by Secretary of State for Culture, Media…
A writing development and theatre company launched with the commencement of Black History Month is to “address the challenges” fac…
Stratford East executive director Hanna Streeter has warned of an “ever-increasing disparity” between those educated in the privat…
A Rhode Island federal judge has agreed it is “unconstitutional” for National Endowment for the Arts (NEA) grants to satisfy a…
Just over 30% of arts workers – who do not identify as working class – say their family’s financial backing helped support their e…
Just 6% of those in higher-level managerial and administrative roles in the heritage sector come from an ethnic minority backgroun…
The government must ensure non-disclosure agreement (NDA) reforms protect those in the “most vulnerable positions” in the music in…
Musicians who don’t fit traditional moulds still face barriers that inhibit their careers. The industry must do better, writes A…
As students make their final preparations to get back to the grind and Parliament returns from recess for Labour’s sophomore year,…
The Royal Shakespeare Company and Wales Millennium Centre are among the “trailblazing” organisations to pilot a set of standards a…
Gavin Oldham, chair of The Share Foundation, passionately believes in the power of the performing arts to help young people in car…
An annual book prize promoting LGBTQ+ literature has been cancelled after several authors asked to be removed from the awards proc…
The launch of an Inklusion Guide in 2022 offered something rare in UK publishing: a practical, free and disabled-led framework for…
A free speech campaign committed to challenging what its leaders perceive to be a censorious arts sector is disputing the validity…
Staff at an industrial museum in West Yorkshire have voted to strike after alleging management rescinded a pay deal that union off…
For more than a decade Paraorchestra has been championing equity for disabled musicians. Its chief executive, Jonathan Harper, ref…