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The Creative Industries Independent Standards Authority (CIISA) today sets out its three-year strategy for 2026-29, Empowering Creativity by Protecting People, and details a number of key developments.
Coming together for their second salon event, Time’s Up UK and BBR announce the All Textures and All Complexions Certification Leadership Council, a new professional standard for assessing hairstylists’ and makeup artists’ ability to work with all hair textures and all complexions, in collaboration with British talent and global industry leaders. The event was proudly sponsored by S’ABLE Labs Skincare and Shedid & Parrish, both creative pioneers of inclusive beauty and haircare respectively.
New report calls for coordinated leadership, sustained financing, and system-wide prevention to confront a global crisis affecting over one billion women and girls
Global #standwithher campaign launches free ‘creating a gender-just world’ curriculum inspired by oscar-nominated documentary to kill a tiger out now on kinema
In Support of the 16 Days of Activism Against Gender-Based Violence. November 25 – December 10, 2025
”his art was not just about changing what people saw — it was about changing how they felt about themselves. It was about recovering dignity in a world that tried to deny it”
The Deutsche Bank Awards for Creative Entrepreneurs (DBACE) is awarded to five exceptional entrepreneurs every year, the 2025 winners were revealed at a prestigious award ceremony last night held at Deutsche Bank in London.
A coalition of broadcasters, streamers, global production companies, agents and Time’s Up UK have come together with PACT (Producers Alliance for Cinema and Television) and DANDI (Diversity and Inclusion Support Service for the Entertainment Industry), to release a set of high-level principles and guidelines aimed at producers to ensure equity in hair and makeup on set.
Women and children around the world face violence in its many forms every day, and it impacts families, entire communities, and whole countries. It is a global health crisis with profound social, economic, and generational consequences that no one is immune to.
The Creative Industries Independent Standards Authority, CIISA, has launched ‘The CIISA Standards’ (‘the Standards’), which set out the minimum standards of behaviour expected across the UK’s creative industries to enable safe and inclusive working environments
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