Weâre looking forward to welcoming our new trainee to our team! The #MoSiewcharranFund helps young people from Black, Asian and ethnically diverse backgrounds to pursue careers in publishing and the arts. Our CEO Nicola Ramsey told The Bookseller: "We know that a team is stronger when it is diverse, in terms of culture and morale, and that we benefit both personally and as a business from the creative solutions that come from a range of life perspectives and experiences. I am delighted that we will have the support of Creative Access and the Mo Siewcharran Fund in recruiting and training a publishing trainee from an underrepresented background." #WorkInPublishing Read more: https://lnkd.in/eD96phrp
⨠A huge congratulations to the five brilliant organisations awarded funding in the latest round of the Mo Siewcharran Fund! Weâre thrilled to be working with: âï¸ Shoreditch Town Hall, an independent arts & events venue ð tiata fahodzi, British African heritage contemporary theatre ð Lantana Publishing, childrenâs publisher committed to diversity ð Dance Consortium, bringing international dance to UK audiences ð Edinburgh University Press, leading scholarly publisher Now in its seventh year, the Mo Siewcharran Fund continues its mission to support individuals from Black, Asian and ethnically diverse backgrounds to break into publishing, theatre and music. Since 2018, it has helped 57 trainees thrive in creative careers. ð ð£ How you can apply: The next round is now open for theatre, publishing or music organisations wishing to support internships for those from under-represented communities. ðhttps://lnkd.in/e_tW_5nq â° Deadline: Thursday 27 November 2025 #MoSiewcharranFund #CreativeAccess #DiversityInTheArts