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Female leaders on the rise in agriculture

Female leaders are on the rise in agriculture, according to data from the farmers federation, helping to meet its goal to double the number of women leaders.

AAP

'Overwhelmingly Anglo-Celtic': new report shows diversity still lacking on Australian free-to-air TV news

Research from the Who Gets to Tell Australian Stories? 2.0 report released today shows newsrooms across Australia are responsible for reinforcing and reproducing racial inequalities because they fail to represent the voices and faces of the society they serve.

The Conversation

Journalists with Anglo-Celtic background still 'vastly over-represented' on Australian TV screens, report finds

Indigenous and cultural diversity in some parts of Australian television news has increased marginally over the past two years, a new "report card" has found, but journalists from an Anglo-Celtic background remain "vastly over-represented" on air.

ABC News

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Number of BAME people in music industry has dropped since 2020, study finds

Report by UK Music finds that ethnic diversity is down at all levels, suggesting that the disproportionate effect of the pandemic could be a factor

The Guardian - UK

European team captains at the World Cup won't wear armbands promoting diversity

Seven European national soccer teams, including England and Wales, said their team captains would not wear the armbands because they feared on-field punishment by World Cup organizers.

WEKU

Jamie Carragher's "weak" plea ignored as England ditch OneLove armband at World Cup

Harry Kane, Gareth Bale and seven other World Cup captains wanted to wear the OneLove armband to promote diversity and inclusion - but FIFA threatened to book them

Daily Mirror

Harry Kane 'perfectly right' to wear OneLove armband at World Cup says minister

Immigration Minister Robert Jenrick said it was 'perfectly right' for England and Wales to promote diversity and inclusion when they play overseas 'particularly in a country that doesn't uphold the same standards'

Daily Mirror

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Harry Kane could face punishment if he wears the OneLove armband at the Qatar World Cup vs Iran

Harry Kane, as well as seven other national captains are planning on wearing the diversity and inclusion promoting mark at this year's tournament in Qatar - but could find themselves punished for doing so.

Chronicle Live

Punishment Harry Kane and Gareth Bale could both face if captains wear OneLove armband

Harry Kane, Gareth Bale and seven other World Cup captains are planning on wearing the OneLove armband at the tournament in Qatar to promote diversity and inclusion

Daily Mirror

World Cup Gets Underway with Welcome from Qatar’s Ruler

Qatar's Emir Sheikh Tamim bin Hamad Al Thani opened the World Cup on Sunday with a call for people of all races and orientations to put aside their differences. "People of all races, nationalities, beliefs and orientations will gather here in Qatar and around screens across the continents to share…

Asharq Al-Awsat

What makes gourd DNA so malleable

Pumpkins and melons have incredible diversity, and can weigh one pound or 1,000. What's their genetic secret?

Salon

Harvard, Asian Americans and Jews

Conservatives have embraced the argument that Asian Americans are "the new Jews." Their true goal is no mystery

Salon

French festival celebrates diversity of vintage Indian cinema

The 44th edition of the Festival des 3 Continents has opened in the western French city of Nantes. This year’s event honours Indian cinema, with an eclectic programme dedicated to the golden years of filmmaking from 1970 through to 1990.

Radio France Internationale

BBC cuts must not threaten diversity, says Clive Myrie

Following our report of possible cuts to Black and Asian radio programming on the BBC, we asked BBC journalist and Mastermind host Clive Myrie for his views on the subject.

Evening Standard

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Edinburgh Live

Children in Need 2022: When the show begins, celebrity guests and all you need to know

The annual fundraising event, which first started on the BBC back in 1980, will return to television screens with a huge appeal night this Friday (November 18).

The Independent UK

Calls grow to improve England Lionesses’ diversity problem

Sarina Wiegman’s Euro 2022-winning squad featured just three black or mixed-heritage players

Evening Standard

Diversity tour: Dates, venues and how to get tickets to Supernova

Diversity is supporting the Trussell Trust with their Supernova tour

Fortune

Tech layoffs are disproportionately hitting HR and corporate diversity teams

Human resources and DEI teams are getting axed after steering companies through the pandemic and social justice uprisings.

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Wales Online

Diversity are bringing their new show Supernova to Swansea Arena in 2023

The group impressed the audience at Swansea Arena with their previous show - and they've now announced a new performance next year

The Guardian - UK

Lonely Planet selects Manchester as top travel destination for 2023

Publishers praised UK city’s arts scene and gastronomic diversity as it makes the list of 30 best places to go

Reason

The Case for 50 Percent Open Borders

A call for restricting immigration accidentally makes the case for radical liberalization.

The Guardian - AU

The changing face of the Socceroos: how football holds a mirror to Australia

The history of the national team is the history of Australian migration, and Graham Arnold’s 2022 World Cup squad is no exception

Daily Mirror

Fears for Black and Asian local radio stations despite BBC diversity commitment

Staff at the BBC have reportedly said they do not feel that the broadcaster values black audiences as fears are raised for the future of local radio stations aimed at people of colour

Asharq Al-Awsat

Humanity Hits the Eight Billion Mark

A baby born somewhere on Tuesday will be the world's eight billionth person, according to a projection by the United Nations. "The milestone is an occasion to celebrate diversity and advancements while considering humanity's shared responsibility for the planet," UN Secretary-General Antonio Guterres said in a statement. The UN attributes…

Inverse

This diet helps your mental health by boosting your gut health

A recent study shows evidence that the psychobiotic diet, which consists of prebiotic and fermented foods, is linked to improved mental wellness.

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