Creative Equity Toolkit

Titus Kaphar: How Can We Address Centuries of Racism In Art?

An NPR interview with painter and sculptor, Titus Kaphar, whose work wrestles with America’s history of slavery and racism. Speaking to history's untold narratives and how to reveal unspoken truths, he asks, “Is there a way to amend our public sculptures?”

Unconscious Bias Training

The British Independent Film Awards offers a training program to all votes and jurors to help them recognise and mitigate against potential bias based on genre, budget, commerciality, reputation or the gender and race of key creatives or lead actors.

This training is supported by ScreenSkills using National Lottery funds awarded by the BFI.

Unconscious bias: what is it and can it be eliminated?

A look at the theory underpinning the concept of unconscious bias, which formed the basis of the Guardian's Bias in Britain series. It looks at whether unconscious bias is truly unconscious, and evidence that unconscious bias training can actually have a damaging effect on diversity and inclusion.

Unravelling the Concept of Unconscious Bias

Analysis of the development of the concept of 'unconscious bias', and the shift of culpability for racism from institutions and structures into the unconscious.