Creative Equity Toolkit

The Creative Equity Toolkit has links to hundreds of practical resources, inspiring case studies and important research on increasing diversity in the arts.

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Report

Equity, Diversity and Inclusion in broadcasting

This report provides a snapshot of the broadcasting industry in the UK in 2024, taking into account three key areas: producing trusted content; maintaining a sustainable industry and developing an attractive and inclusive working environment.

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  • 44 minute
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  • Published: 2024
    Country: UK

  • Author: Ofcom

Article

Equity Training Consultants

A crowdsourced list of consultants and organizations working at the intersection of the arts and diversity/equity/inclusion either through consultation or trainings

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  • 2 minute
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  • Published: 2024
    Country: USA

  • Author: Americans for the Arts

Toolkit

Guidance: Equity, diversity and inclusion in broadcasting

This sets out recommendations to help broadcasters develop their equity, diversity and inclusion arrangements.

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  • 4 minute
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  • Published: 2022
    Country: UK

  • Author: Ofcom

Case Study

How Australia’s top companies do diversity right

A light article on how 6 of the best companies in Australia are actively working towards doing diversity right — and how they put their words into action, from the development of effective partnerships, diverse hiring through to measurement and tackling bias.

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  • 8 minute
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  • Published: 2018
    Country: Australia

  • Author: Michael Catford

Article

Screenshot of the Atlantic showing a 19th century painting of a brawl in parliament

How Capitalism Drives Cancel Culture

UK-based writer calls for us to view 'cancel culture' through both social and economic lenses.

"When the British Labour leader, Keir Starmer, caused offense by referring to Black Lives Matter as a “moment” rather than a movement, he announced that he would undergo implicit-bias training. It is an approach that sees bias as a moral flaw among individuals, rather than a product of systems. It encourages personal repentance, rather than institutional reform."

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  • 12 minute
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  • Published: 2020
    Country: USA

  • Author: Helen Lewis, The Atlantic

Infographic

Inclusion@Work Index 2023-2024

DCA’s Inclusion@Work Index is a survey of 3,000 nationally representative workers in Australia that maps and tracks the state of inclusion in the Australian workforce with the aim to:
* Encourage Australian organisations to be active in D&I and achieve inclusion in their workplaces – it is better for worker wellbeing and business
* Biennially track Australia’s progress (or lack of) in creating Inclusion@Work
* Encourage consideration of workplace inclusion for a broad set of workers.

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  • 7 minute
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  • Author: Diversity Council Australia