Creative Industries and Cultural Diversity: Part 1 - Understanding the UK Policy Ecosystem

This is a space for spotlighting a) the work of participants b) works that were of importance to participants c) works, events, and CCI spaces that I have engaged with during the research process and key to the research strand 'Representation in the CCI'.

Spatial Inequalities in the UK's Cultural and Creative Industries: Navigating the Landscape of London's Dominance

A new podcast sponsored by the London Cultural Diversity Lab

Workforce Diversity in the Creative and Cultural Industries. Crises points as points of reflection (and change?)

Si Long Chan reflects on ‘Moongate Mix Salon Session #10: From Chorus Line to Spotlight’ on 11th September 2023. Content advice: racism, sexism, misogyny.

This is a summary of the CIRCE London research sub-theme: workforce diversity

Introduction to the theme of Spatial Inequality in the UK's CCIs amidst polycrisis.

Reflections on the CIRCE Community Summit 2023, which took place between 29th-30th June at the Tabakalera, San Sebastian.

Hannah Curran-Troop reflects on 'Queer and Now' festival held at Tate Britain on June 10th 2023.

A half-day symposium to celebrate World Day for Cultural Diversity for Dialogue and Development. This event took place at City, University of London, Tuesday 23rd May 2023, and was attended by a wide range of acadamics, researchers, policy makers, artists and practitioners.

This is the second of four reflections on the CIRCE x UNESCO: World Day for Cultural Diversity for Dialogue and Development event. Xanthia Mavraki contemplates the growing discourse on the importance of the interplay between Academia and Policymaking in Creative Industries.

This is the third of four reflections on the CIRCE x UNESCO: World Day for Cultural Diversity for Dialogue and Development event which took place on May 23rd at City, University of London. Si Long Chan reflects on diversity as 'lived' work in the Creative Industries.

This is the first of four reflections on the CIRCE x UNESCO World Day for Cultural Diversity for Dialogue and Development event, which took place on May 23rd at City, University of London. Paromita Saha takes an"ecological," perspective on what was discussed on the day.

This is the fourth of four reflections on the CIRCE x UNESCO: World Day for Cultural Diversity for Dialogue and Development event. Hannah Curran-Troop reflects on an emerging conversation around the need for new support systems for creative and cultural workers.