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The Sir Lenny Henry Centre for Media Diversity (LHC) is leading a major UK-wide initiative to bring student voices into the national debate on BBC Charter Renewal - at a critical moment for the broadcaster鈥檚 future and its relationship with young audiences.

TIn partnership with the Media Reform Coalition (MRC) and supported by the National Union of Students (NUS), the Centre is launching a nationwide series of student-led discussions to ensure 16鈥�25-year-olds help shape how the BBC is governed, funded and run.

New Professor in Media Diversity ready to build on inspirational work of LHC

UNIVERSITY NEWS 24 NOVEMBER

Professor Panayiota Tsatsou has described her appointment as Birmingham City University鈥檚 new Professor in Media Diversity as a 鈥済reat privilege鈥� and has praised the campaigning work of Chancellor Sir Lenny Henry.

Media champion to step down from Centre role

UNIVERSITY NEWS 27 JULY

Media diversity campaigner Marcus Ryder MBE is stepping down from his role as Head of External Consultancies at the Sir Lenny Henry Centre for Media Diversity to continue his work on equity and inclusion as CEO of the Film and TV Charity.

Sir Lenny Henry Centre for Media Diversity Industry Fellowships 2022

UNIVERSITY NEWS 09 MARCH

For the second year, the Sir Lenny Henry Centre for Media Diversity (LHC) is offering 5 grants of up to 拢3K each to support short turnaround research by industry practitioners.

Disabled workers in UK television industry face 鈥榗onsistent difficulties鈥�

UNIVERSITY NEWS 23 AUG

A deeply damaging and inflexible workplace culture is preventing disabled workers working in the British television industry from progressing in their careers, according to new research.

Channel 4 sets out Black to Front off-screen commitments following report from The Sir Lenny Henry Centre for Media Diversity

UNIVERSITY NEWS 16 JUNE

Channel 4 has today announced its off-screen commitments as part of Black to Front, following the publication of a report for the Channel by The Sir Lenny Henry Centre for Media Diversity (LHC) at Birmingham City University.

Sir Lenny Henry to lead media diversity journal launch event

UNIVERSITY NEWS 29 MAR

New academic and industry journal Representology, which explores diversity in media, will be introduced by Sir Lenny Henry, Chancellor of Birmingham City University in a collaborative event with...

Practitioners Investigating Media Industry Diversity grants

UNIVERSITY NEWS 08 JAN

The Sir Lenny Henry Centre for Media Diversity is offering 5 grants of up to 拢3K each in the current financial year to support short turnaround research.

New publication launched to examine diversity in the UK鈥檚 media indust...

UNIVERSITY NEWS 04 DEC

A unique new publication shining a light on diversity across all forms of the UK鈥檚 media industry has been launched.

Study reveals how BAME-led TV organisations have been hit by COVID cri...

UNIVERSITY NEWS 07 JUL

A third of BAME-led TV production companies are facing serious financial hardship as a direct result of the COVID-19 pandemic, new research has revealed.

Message from our Vice Chancellor

UNIVERSITY NEWS 25 MAR

Vice-Chancellor, Phillip Plowden reflects on the launch of the Sir Lenny Henry Centre for Media Diversity.

Sir Lenny Henry Centre for Media Diversity launches

UNIVERSITY NEWS 24 MARCH

March 25 sees the launch of this new research centre aimed at examining and increasing diversity across the UK鈥檚 media.

Sir Lenny Henry to lead new research centre examining diversity in med...

UNIVERSITY NEWS 24 FEB

Sir Lenny Henry is to spearhead a landmark new research centre aimed at examining diversity across the UK鈥檚 media.