Marketing platform Creative Brief have featured Creative Access’ More Than Words campaign in their latest post. The post addresses some of the findings from Creative Access’ On The Verge report regarding the impact the coronavirus crisis is having on underrepresented communities within the creative industries. You can read the full article here.
Broadcast, the British TV industry’s trade publication, has reported on Creative Access’ new More Than Words campaign, calling for greater action & accountability from creative industry leaders. The full article can be read here (please note that this article is behind a paywall).
On Friday 19th June 2020, Creative Access launched it’s More Than Words campaign, calling for greater action & accountability from creative industry leaders. The campaign has been featured by BookBrunch, a daily news service and information site for the book industry. The full article can be read here (please note that it is behind a […]
The UK theatre, entertainment and performing arts industry’s leading publication, The Stage, has featured Creative Access’ More Than Words campaign in their latest article. Read it here.
John Nicholson MP talks to Creative Access Chief Executive on Talk Radio today about our recent On the Verge survey and the disproportionate impact of COVID19 on people from under-represented communities. You can listen here at25mins 35 secs: ow.ly/wPrq50AdKD9
Campaign, the leading global business magazine covering advertising, media, marketing and commercial creativity reports on our #MoreThanWords campaign and recent survey findings. Read the article in full here.
Lead trade publication for the publishing industry, The Bookseller, reports on the results of our recent survey on the impact of coronavirus on under-represented young people in the creative industries. Read the article here.
Our Creative Access podcast was featured in an article by the Evening Standard on the best podcasts on race and racism that both educate and entertain. Read it in full here.
Earlier this year, Creative Access placed Samir Chadha as a Publishing Intern in a partnership with independent publisher Fitzcarraldo Editions, highlighted by a recent article from inews. The full article can be read here.
In an article from The Guardian, former Creative Access intern Magdalene Abraha discusses representation in the publishing industry, citing Creative Access’ 2019 survey which found that “55% of respondents “did not feel the industry was open to change”. The full article can be read here.
