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Live Nation, CAA, UTA, & WME Join Los Angeles Mayor's Fund to Promote Diversity in Entertainment
Amplify: Live Nation has signed on as a partner for Evolve Entertainment Fund, a public-private partnership aimed at creating new opportunities for communities that have been historically excluded from the entertainment industry. The concert industry giant joins agencies CAA, UTA, WME, and 50 other entertainment companies.
SAG-AFTRA Releases Sexual Harassment Code of Conduct
AFL-CIO: SAG-AFTRA recently released a code of conduct on sexual harassment as part of a broader program to protect its members, confront harassment and advance equity in the workplace.
UK Construction Week bans "inappropriate" outfits after showgirl backlash
www.dezeen.com: UK Construction Week is introducing new equality guidelines following the outcry against the use of promotional models wearing Vegas showgirl outfits at last year's event.
Media 10, a publisher and the organiser of the annual trade show, has released a code of conduct for exhibitors "setting the standard" for equality and diversity in the industry.
Viola Davis Talks MeToo, Inequality for Women of Color With Tina Brown
Variety: Is the #MeToo movement a true tipping point? Or will this moment pass with no real impact on our culture?
That was the main question posed at the Women in the World salon, held Tuesday at NeueHouse in Hollywood.
Reprising a powerful quote from her speech at the Women’s March in Los Angeles last month, Viola Davis said, “Nothing can be great unless it costs you something.”
SAG-AFTRA Releases Official Code of Conduct for a Post-Weinstein World
Backstage: With Hollywood still reeling from the onslaught of sexual harassment revelations, the nation’s union of screen actors, SAG-AFTRA, has released a code of conduct for sexual harassment, revealing a “Four Pillars of Change” initiative.
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