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Lit in Colour is brightening up the school curriculum

Lit in Colour is a Penguin Publishing Group campaign run in partnership with The Runnymede Trust, the UK’s leading race equality think...

Cargo Confetti: Introducing inclusion to children is fun

If you look at the books on offer you’ll notice immediately that diversity is still very limited. Of all the children’s books published...

Pro Helvetia: enabling innovation and inclusivity in the Swiss cultural sector

Although cultural organizations are increasingly aware of the importance of diversity and inclusion, they often lack the right resources...

#BookTok: How creators are challenging the publishing industry to promote diversity

Though TikTok is best known for viral dances and sound clips, its impact on the publishing industry has not gone unnoticed. In a niche...

#Overthewall: accessibility in the performing arts

In this regular feature we look further than our own boundaries for inspiration. What can we learn from the performing arts about...

#InConversationWith: Vanessa Joosen

We asked Professor Vanessa Joosen about children’s and young adult literature and the importance of inclusion within those genres....

#InConversationWith: Laura Cerrolaza and Susana Gallego (Abriendo Fronteras)

Abriendo Fronteras is a Spanish organization that aims to make the integration of migrants and refugees into Spanish society easier. Its...

Diversity and inclusion in libraries: three examples of good practice

The smell of new and older books, the joy of browsing row upon row of titles and the excitement of connecting with people who share our...

Accessibility in Book Fairs: Conclusions and Recommendations

The European Accessibility Act is aimed at increasing the accessibility of products and services for people with disabilities and the...

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