A group of people from ethnic minority and low-income backgrounds have been selected for internships with well-known creative businesses in Bristol, as part of a new scheme.
A total of 14 young people from underrepresented groups within industries such as media production, marketing and web development have been chosen as the first cohort of the Bristol Creative Industries Internship Programme.
The initiative, a collaboration between the Bristol Creative Industries (BCI) network and social enterprise Babbasa, is aiming to help young people aged 18-24 from across the city who are looking to gain insight and experience in the industry.
