“Does Brexit have to mean less cultural diversity and weaker creative industries?” – By Carole Tongue, Former MEP, Chair of...
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IFCCD participation at UNESCO’s Intergovernmental CommitteeIFCCD participation at UNESCO’s Intergovernmental Committee
Since its beginning in 2007 the IFCCD has played a leading role in establishing the voice of Civil Society, which...
Submission to Labour Party Policy ForumSubmission to Labour Party Policy Forum
UKCCD have submitted to a summary of recommendations to the Labour Party National Policy Forum, where we call on a...
UKCCD briefing: Considerations for inclusion in the Media BillUKCCD briefing: Considerations for inclusion in the Media Bill
UKCCD has just published a briefing calling for amendments to the Media Bill with particular reference to its lack of...
UK’s Independent Film ProductionUK’s Independent Film Production
We have submitted a response to the to BFI’s Economic Review of UK Independent Film to suggest additional recommendations. See...
New blog post – November 2022New blog post – November 2022
We have highlighted key topics of the recent months in our November blog. Read here about crucial developments in the...
UKCCD’s participation in MODIACULT 2022UKCCD’s participation in MODIACULT 2022
The UKCCD recently represented our International Federation (IFCCD) at UNESCO’s Mondiacult 2022, a unique meeting of 150 ministers of culture,...
Act for DiscoverabilityAct for Discoverability
The discoverability of creative content in the digital environment refers to its availability online and its ability to be located...
SAA honours UKCCD ChairSAA honours UKCCD Chair
At last week’s AGM of the SAA in Brussels, Patrick Raude, Vice-Chair of the Society of Audiovisual Authors, thanked our...
New blog post – May 2022New blog post – May 2022
Read about the highlights of this month from UKCCD in our blog section....