Projects demonstrating a contribution to reducing under-representation of target groups (disability, gender, race, age, socio-economics & sexual orientation), particularly in relation to audiences (as outlined in the BFI Diversity Standards)
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BFI FAN CON is the new conference connecting the BFI Film Audience Network in Belfast from 11-13 September and we are looking for contributions…
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The second webinar of BFI FAN’s Equality, Diversity, and Inclusion series will focus on intersectional audiences. This session will discuss the disability justice model…
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We’re delighted to announce that the first edition of the BFI Film Audience Network Conference, BFI FAN CON, will take place at Queen’s Film…
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BFI FAN: Equality, Diversity & Inclusion in Focus is a new series of webinars for UK film exhibitors. Join us on for our first…
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BFI FAN Training Course – Open to all FAN members across the UK Want to grow the audience for your venue? Find ways to…
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Registration is now open for the ICO’s Inclusion & Diversity Screening Days, a key event to help film exhibitors make a lasting difference to…
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Brighton’s Oska Bright Film Festival, the world’s leading festival for films made by or featuring people with learning disabilities or autism, has issued a free resource for the cinema sector, Welcoming Learning Disabled Audiences Back, which is part of its wider Welcome Back support programme. The short information pack includes insights into the needs of learning disabled audiences and tips on welcoming them into cinemas.
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The 37th BFI Flare: London LGBTQIA+ Film Festival programme is finally here with 58 features and 90 shorts from 41 countries.
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Inclusive Cinema has launched a new T.L.C. (aka Tender Loving Care for Trans-Led/Trans-Loved Cinema) podcast resource is creating a space for the trans community and cis allies alike to celebrate, learn and share.
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The Birmingham Bangla Film Festival had the opportunity to expand greatly and more deeply into the diverse socially excluded Asian and other communities in the West Midlands outside the main festival period.
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