Creative Equity Toolkit

Study Shows Positive Progress in API Representation, but There’s Room for Improvement

This article highlights new research from the Geena Davis Institute, in partnership with the Coalition of Asian Pacifics in Entertainment and the IW Group, which showed positive progress towards API representation in Hollywood. However, the study showed that there are still gaps in how API representation is being portrayed behind the scenes.

The Library of Palestinian and Lebanese Australian Authors

This ever-expanding library of Palestinian and Lebanese Australian diaspora highlights and celebrates the multifaceted experiences of contemporary Arab-Australian life.

The State of Disability Representation on Television (2016 to 2023)

This research provides a content analysis of U.S. TV series from 2016 to 2023 to assess the state of disability representation on television.

Thoughts on Ethical Storytelling, and Writing Characters Unlike Yourself

In this article, Valerie Kalfrin asks the question: What does authentic, ethical storytelling mean?

Why are we still watching La Bayadere?

Written by Jo Pickup, this article highlights the controversies of La Bayadère, and its contemporary performances.

Why the rise of multilingual TV is good news for everyone

Dr César Albarrán-Torres discusses the increasing linguistic diversity that is taking place in television and film.

"Normalising language diversity onscreen forces creators to seek more multicultural talent behind and in front of the camera, particularly when it is these people’s communities being portrayed."