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/PRNewswire/ -- Yesterday, Global Disability Inclusion was named winner of the prestigious PeopleFirst HR Excellence Awards in the category Enabling Best...

/PRNewswire/ -- Global Disability Inclusion was named the winner of a GOLD Stevie® Award in The Achievement in Diversity & Inclusion category for Amplify, the...

New projects in the pipeline for Lingo Pictures, Northern Pictures, Jungle Entertainment, and See Saw Films.

For 10 years, the ReelAbilities Houston Film & Arts Festival, has promoted inclusivity and celebrated the lives, stories, and talents of people with

Onondaga Community College is starting a program aimed at increasing volunteerism and community service with a $1 million gift from a family noted for supporting such endeavors.

Tim Minchin & Milly Alcock will return for comedy / drama as it heads north for S2.

/PRNewswire/ -- Today, Global Disability Inclusion, in partnership with Mercer, the worlds largest human resources consulting firm, is excited to announce the...

May 14th, 2021 By David Knox Make a commentFiled under: News, Screen Queensland has selected Brisbane-based writer, producer and director Clare Sladden to run a writers’ room to develop her TV drama series Pathological, under the guidance of renowned U.S. showrunner Bradford Winters ( Oz, The Sinner, The Americans, Berlin Station). This writers’ room opportunity is the prized final component of the Bradford Winters Series Lab, which was facilitated in-person by Winters in March at Screen ...

Ryerson University is also facing a wave of backlash for its handling of the criticism being levied at Rogers, who is an honorary patron of the universitys Suzanne Rogers Institute of Fashion (SRFI) — a fellowship program devised to support emerging designers. In a since-deleted statement on its Instagram page, Ryersons fashion school called for "dialogue" with Rogers about what it describes as Trumps harmful impact on members of the fashion community.  "Our curriculum and culture at...

Her push for change began in the boys’ locker room. Now Syracuse mom eyes city council Updated Apr 14, 2021; Posted Apr 14, 2021 Syracuse activist Rasheada Caldwell has taken a new job with Allyn Foundation coordinating youth services in Syracuse and is running for Syracuse Common Council. Facebook Share Syracuse, N.Y. — When Rasheada Caldwell was 7, her dad would throw his coat over her and her sister as he led them through the locker room at the Boys’ Club in Syracuse. They were there...