DEI Events & Workshops

Join TAP Lead Heloise Beaton and BBC Disability Lead Nichola Garde to learn about TAP's work in 2025 and the support available to producers as we strive towards full inclusion.

This online session will cover the fundamentals of disability inclusion and the TV Access Project's 5As - what they are and how they apply to the full production process.

This session will explore how productions can deliver equitable hair and makeup services on set at value, while highlighting the tangible benefits for both cast and crew. The panel will also share realistic, actionable strategies for creating inclusive, respectful and culturally competent hair and makeup departments.

This workshop focuses on understanding anti-Jewish racism and specific challenges in the workplace as well as providing the tools to create inclusive workplace environments.

This Centre for Media Monitoring session will build awareness about Islamophobia and how it manifests itself in society, in institutions and specifically in the media.

Gain a clearer insight into what socio-economic representation means in the UK today and how biases play out in the workplace.

An introduction to what neurodivergence is, how difficulties can present in the workplace and what actions you can take to mitigate these whilst helping to maximise the potential of your neurodivergent employees.

An interactive session for leaders, delivered by Creative Diversity Consultant, Elonka Soros.

This interactive workshop is tailored for leaders and managers, equipping them with the skills and confidence needed to address toxic workplace behaviours effectively.

Join TAP Lead Heloise Beaton and BBC Disability Lead Nichola Garde to learn about TAP's work in 2025 and the support available to producers as we strive towards full inclusion.

This webinar, presented by Wiggin’s employment law specialists, will provide an overview of the legal framework surrounding disability and examine the key risks and best practice for the film and TV industry in this area.

This event will set out what UK production companies need to do to comply with the law around sexual harassment in the workplace, with a focus on updates which came into force in October 2024.

In this follow-on session from Understanding the Law on Sexual Harassment in the Workplace, we will explore the steps you can take to help prevent issues and handle allegations of sexual harassment when they arise.

This Centre for Media Monitoring session will build awareness about Islamophobia and how it manifests itself in society, in institutions and specifically in the media.

This workshop focuses on understanding anti-Jewish racism and specific challenges in the workplace as well as providing the tools to create inclusive workplace environments.