The 101 number brings to mind some of the thoughts I shared with a Sound Women panel – Liz Kershaw, BBC Radio6 Music; Shell Zenner, Bolton FM; and Jo Meek, Wise Buddah – at Inspiring Futures, an event to celebrate International Womens Day in Manchester on Sunday. . . . → Read More: Happy International Women’s Day – 101 years old
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 Leave a comment  Creative Skillset, Creative media, Freelancers, Radio, Women, diversity  BBC Radio6 Music, Botlton FM, Broadcast, Bush Radio, careers, Community Radio, Creative media, Freelancers, international women's day, IWD, Jo Meek, Jo Welch, LGBT, Liz Kershaw, media, Radio, Room 101, Shell Zenner, skills, skillset, sound women, Wise Buddah, Women People perform better when they can be themselves. We at Skillset know this to be true, and to show how we do this, Skillset’s workplace practice is assessed as part of Stonewall’s Workplace Equality Index. The index ranks the top 100 employers for gay, lesbian, bisexual and transgender people in the UK and in 2012 Skillset ranked an amazing 67th, up nine places from last year! . . . → Read More: People perform better when they can be themselves Sound Women is a new organisation for women working in audio. They aim to raise the profile of these women and celebrate their achievements, helping to build confidence and boost them up the ladder through networking opportunities and leadership skills. . . . → Read More: Who are Sound Women and why does Radio need them? Leave a comment Creative Skillset, Radio, Women, diversity Bradford Community Radio, broadcasting, diversity, Fi Glover, Jenni Murray, Maria Williams, Mary Dowson, Mentoring, Miranda Sawyer, pay inequality, Radio, skillset, skillset research, Sony Radio Academy Awards, sound women, Tuning Out report, Women The annual European Women in Games Conference and Networking event took place last month and hosted some of the games industry’s most successful female achievers. It was a great event where women who had inspired others to enter the games industry or progress their careers. . . . → Read More: Women in Games: the conference |
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