The Diversity in Publishing Network has been established to promote the status and contribution of social groups traditionally underrepresented within all areas of publishing, as well as support those seeking to enter the industry
DIPNET is an initiative funded by Arts Council England and managed at Booktrust. DIPNET aims to redress the balance of equality in the UK publishing sector
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The aim of the Equalities Charter is to help promote diversity across UK publishing and bookselling, by driving forward change and increasing access to opportunities within the industry.
Download a pdf of the draft charter or our Q & A pdf for more information
The Tell-Tales collective was founded by Courttia Newland and the writer and literary activist Nii Parkes of Flipped Eye Press i
“I can only be delighted by the setting up of DIPNET – I wish someone had taken on this issue long ago with such clarity and directness.”
