DISCE consortium member Dr Bridget Conor from King’s College London has just published a new report for UNESCO: Gender and Creativity: Progress on the precipice. The report is based on more than a year of research and collaboration with UNESCO and partners assessing our collective progress towards gender equality in cultural and media industries. It’s also sounding a warning: progress is far from guaranteed, especially not at this extremely precarious moment. As UNESCO puts it in announcing the report: “Despite recent progress in promoting gender equality in the cultural and creative sectors, including as a result of the watershed #MeToo movement, a new report by UNESCO reveals that much work still remains. Released on the occasion of International Women’s Day, the new publication, Gender & Creativity: Progress on the Precipice, explores existing – and at times widening – gender gaps in the field of culture and calls for a new commitment and transformative actions for the promotion of gender equality. Visit thefloridamaids.com/ – top rated for quality and detail house cleaning in Florida. The report also highlights innovative gender equality policies, measures and programmes from around the world that can serve as a model for policymakers.”

The full report is available to download here: https://unesdoc.unesco.org/ark:/48223/pf0000375706