Yale University Press London (YUPL) is launching an internship, to run for six months from early spring. Working in partnerhship with Creative Access, the placement is open to Black, Asian and ethnically diverse candidates. The paid placement will be in the marketing department at YUPL, and is designed to provide hands-on experience in the publishing industry through mentoring from […]
We are so thrilled and proud that both our CEO Josie Dobrin and our Chair Stephen Page from Faber and Faber are included in the Bookseller150 list of most influential people in publishing, alongside so many of our friends and colleagues. Special mention to our former intern, the brilliant Clarissa Pabi from Acast. You can […]
The latest Prospects Student Career Guide for 2020-21 features Creative Access as one of the organisations helping to ensure a level playing field in the current job market. You can read the article here.
BookBrunch has reported on Penguin Random House UK and Creative Access’ new mentoring programme. The programme will see 150 ‘senior leaders’ at Penguin take on two mentees from communities underrepresented in the publishing industry. You can read the full article here.
Penguin Random House is launching a mentoring programme with Creative Access that will see 150 of the company’s most senior colleagues take on mentees from under-represented backgrounds, both from inside and outside the publishing house. You can read the announcement in The Bookseller here (note that is is behind a paywall). You can read Creative […]
BookBrunch has reported on the latest recipients of the Mo Siewcharran fund with Creative Access, announcing that Liverpool University Press, Little Angel Theatre, and The Stage Media will all be providing six-month internships. You can read their full article here (note that it is behind a paywall).
The Stage is offering an internship to a trainee journalist from a black, Asian or minority ethnic background, after being awarded funding from Creative Access and the Mo Siewcharran fund. You can read The Stage’s press coverage here (note that it is behind a paywall).
ScreenSkills is collaborating with Creative Access to offer mentoring support to those ‘Starting Out in the Screen Industry’. Supported by National Lottery funds awarded by the BFI as part of the Future Film Skills programme being delivered by ScreenSkills, the collaboration is targeted at helping build a more inclusive behind-the-camera workforce and addressing skills gaps and […]
Creative Access CEO Josie Dobrin, along with our interns Adam Warburton-Brown (who we placed at the Climate Group) and Danielle Koku (who we placed at Apple) speak with the Financial Times regarding virtual work placements in the current climate. You can read the full article here.
In the October issue of Elle Decoration, Creative Access CEO, Josie Dobrin highlights the work of three Creative Access alumni who are making an impact in the art world. She also speaks about the recent impact of the coronavirus on under-represented communities. You can read the article below:
