
18 October 2023 - 18 October 2023
Affirmative Cultural Policy for Diversity in the Brazilian Film Industry
Juliana Lopes da Silva investigates the institutionalisation of affirmative action in Brazil's state cultural policy.
Overcoming inequality and promoting diversity is a significant and enduring societal challenge.
This Network aims to identify and prioritise key areas and challenges of Equality, Diversity and Inclusion to advance our understanding about how individuals and societies experience, respond to and are affected by intersecting identities and/or sociocultural factors.
This builds on Oxford Brookes University’s well-established research history in Equality, Diversity and Inclusion, especially through our Centre for Diversity Policy Research and Practice.
As a cross-disciplinary and collaborative Network, we are exploring critical issues and key themes for progress to a more inclusive society, including social class and mobility, gender inequalities, sexuality, disabilities, parenthood, national identity and race.
Juliana Lopes da Silva investigates the institutionalisation of affirmative action in Brazil's state cultural policy.
Explore this year's theme of 'Wellness and Mental Health' through a programme of dynamic, challenging and insightful events.
All colleagues are invited to register their interest in a one-day networking event to explore how we can work together to make a greater impact on society.
Become a member of the Equality, Diversity and Inclusion network.
Who can join?
If partners outside of Oxford Brookes University are interested to work with the Equality, Diversity and Inclusion network, please contact us via the email edin@brookes.ac.uk
Network Lead, Senior Lecturer in Business and Management
Steering Group Chair, Senior Lecturer in Film Studies, Subject Co-ordinator MA in Popular Cinema