EMCC reflect on our manifesto this International Women's Day

Poet Alycia Pirmohamed writes a guest blog for us to mark International Women's Day 2026

Read our guest blog from Aberdeenshire folk singer Iona Fyfe

This event is open to Black writers* in Scotland at all levels of experience. All SBWN events will adhere to our Safer […]

SBWN is excited to be hosting an event as part of Granite Noir crime writing festival.

Inquiry finds class should become protected characteristic and calls for rise in number of apprenticeships

Join the Equal Media & Culture Centre online for an informative lunchtime webinar, where we'll discuss the findings of our latest research.

Looking back at 2025

Researcher Loa Pour Mirza tells us about Creative Balance's latest project

EMCC's written submission to the 2025 Independent Review of Creative Scotland

Sign up to take part in Readers of Scotland, a research project aimed at exploring readers' experiences and helping more people access all the benefits that reading has to offer.

We are a national charity bringing the benefits of reading and writing to everyone in Scotland.

Ayo Edebiri, Bella Ramsey and Bowen Yang are among this year's history-making nominees at the 77th Emmy Awards, but overall POC recognition is down

Fiddle player Laura Jane Wilkie feels a responsibility to talk about issues in her industry to help other women

Join Culture Counts, and a roster of artists and cultural organisations, to explore a vision of a world where creative opportunity is an integral part of a more equal, inclusive and nourishing society...

A conversation with Cécile Simmons, hosted by the Centre for Research in Communication and Culture, Loughborough University

Sign up to our second summer working group with partners Culture Counts

The LGBTQ advocacy group released its latest Studio Responsibility Index study measuring the quantity and diversity of queer characters in Hollywood movies in 2024.

Research shows 49% of people in the UK feel they have easy access to cultural space compared to 64% of people in Scotland.

"Number One on the Call Sheet" explores the racial pay gap and the lack of diversity across major categories at industry awards shows.

Transformative feminist leadership in action, a blog by Ursula Grant

Industry figures say conditions are worse now than before the Black Lives Matter movement in 2020

Championing the many music festivals of Scotland is a huge part of what we do at SNACK. They range from ...