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BFI Director of Culture and Inclusivity Jen Smith to Become Interim CEO of Bullying and Harassment Prevention Organization ISA
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Naman Ramachandran BFI’s director of culture and Inclusion, Jen Smith, has been seconded to become the interim CEO of the Independent Standards Authority (ISA).
The ISA is a new organization led by Creative U.K. and U.K. Time’s Up, aimed at strengthening efforts to tackle bullying and harassment.
Time’s Up U.K. has developed the ISA in consultation with the creative industries, led by Caroline Norbury, chief executive of Creative U.K..
It is designed to ensure that people experiencing bullying and harassment whilst working in the creative industries can receive confidential advice, mediation and crucially, investigation into the most serious and complex complaints.
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LGBTQ+
awards
London
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Metro celebrates engineering and tech pioneers at prestigious awards ceremony
London.This year, the Engineering Talent Awards had a special focus on people breaking down diversity and equality barriers and organisations prioritising change.Known for its commitment to LGBTQ+ rights, Metro.co.uk partnered with the Royal Academy of Engineering and McLaren Racing to recognise those making the industry accessible to everyone.Metro’s executive editor Richard Hartley-Parkinson was pictured all smiles as he presented a prestigious award to the overall winner in the Outstanding Excellence in Engineering category to Costain Group.It was given to them for their ‘incredible’ outreach programme focusing on neurodiversity and autism while also designing inclusive training projects for their business.
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