Creative Equity Toolkit

Luvvie Ajayi Jones And Alencia Johnson On Black Women’s Power In Publishing

This article reflects on the panel discussions at the ESSENCE Festival 2025, which focused on why Black women’s stories must be heard, printed and protected.

"The charge was clear: Black stories are not just worthy—they are vital. Supporting them isn’t just a purchase; it’s an act of legacy, a way to ensure that the voices of today pave the way for future generations."

Museum Detox

UK organisation of museum and heritage workers of colour working to democratise narratives, tell hidden histories and champion fair representation in galleries, libraries and archives and offer stories and counter-narratives for strength, power and resilience.

Our commitment to race equality

Outlines the 'Tate’s commitment to active work to combat racism, in our own organisation and in society at large'. Includes establishing a 'properly resourced' internal taskforce, the development of an action plan, commitments to diversifying the workforce, especially at the highest levels, zero tolerance of harassment and bullying and a commitment to diversifying collections and exhibitions.

The Tate has also committed to measuring progress and publishing the results.

Reality Check - Youth Voice Session 1

This is the first recording from the four-part program "Reality Check" that was created to increase organisational confidence to embed youth voice in organisations. This first session clarifies why organisations might want to enable youth voice, and provides practical tasks and achievable actions for organisations.