The UK’s Creative Industries would need to employ 250,000 more working-class people to be as socio economically diverse as the rest of the economy

A call to Government and Industry to adopt a 10-year, 10-point Social Mobility Plan

Social mobility in the creative economy: Rebuilding and levelling up?

Authors: Heather Carey, ​Dr Dave O’Brien, Dr Olivia Gable

A ten-year, ten-point plan to enhance socio-economic diversity in the creative economy

Gender differences in musician creativity

Author: Noah Askin

A recording of Noah Askin's fascinating talk on gender and creativity in music

Screened out: Tackling class inequality in the UK's screen industries

Authors: Heather Carey, ​Dr Dave O’Brien, Dr Olivia Gable

Our new research, supported by ScreenSkills with BFI funding, calls for change in the Screen sector

Class inequalities in the UK’s Screen Industries: New research shows only one in four Screen workers are from working-class backgrounds

New study looks at issues of class diversity in Screen workforce & calls for change in the sector

Part two: A framework for measuring on-screen representation

Authors: Raphael Leung, Bartolomeo Meletti

From presence to prominence: How can computer vision widen evidence base of on-screen representation

Part three: An illustrative demo measuring prominence of TV characters

Authors: Raphael Leung, Bartolomeo Meletti

From presence to prominence: How can computer vision widen evidence base of on-screen representation

Part one: Gaps in the evidence base

Authors: Raphael Leung, Bartolomeo Meletti

From presence to prominence: How can computer vision widen evidence base of on-screen representation

Using computer vision to improve on-screen representation

A series about improving issues of diversity in the characters that we see on our screens