Important research about the barriers facing women in the radio/audio industries. A significant report and a call to action from our incredible alumni 👇🏽

Last week we hosted a landmark meeting of pro-race equality staff networks across Greater London universities! Please read the full story here ➡️bit.ly/2Rrgcyz and see if your uni took part! University of Westminster #EndRacism #EqualityforAll

Join us to discuss Radio in Quarantine with @linfootm and Aasiya Lodhi 20th May | 16:30 Online, and free eventbrite.com/e/radio-in-qua…

Proud to have Exec'd this important moment again this year for Somethin' Else Radiocentre and The Prince and Princess of Wales Coming at you tomorrow, 1059am, on every single UK radio station... #MentalHealthMinute

We've got a couple of brilliant audio jobs going at Somethin' Else right now - all the details here👇👇👇 somethinelse.com/jobs/

Well done to @kayleegolding_, a UoW legend as well as a Birmingham one! Brilliant addition to @KissFMUK. We'll be tuning in 📻

Well done to Westminster Radio and Smoke Radio alumnus Ross Tilley. Brilliant achievement, congratulations.

Fascinating and depressing. Should be read and discussed by radio students. Smoke Radio

''The time is always just now.'' ⏳ Third-year Radio and Digital Production student Charlie spoke to one of our graduates @kayleegolding_, who is now a Radio Presenter for Kiss Fresh and E4 and a Producer for Magic FM. Watch the full episode: bit.ly/3D83lUw

Many congratulations James, fantastic achievement, well deserved! Smoke Radio University of Westminster University of Westminster Alumni

The last two years have seen a good number of books and chapters published on #radiostudies and related themes, so we thought we'd celebrate with a couple of bumper online #booklaunch events. Our first webinar featuring author presentations and Q&A is on Monday 24th Jan, 7pm.

Do join our lecturer Aasiya Lodhi and her co-editor Dr Amanda Wrigley (Sandiford) discussing their edited collection Radio Modernisms at this Radio&AudioStudies webinar on new books in #radiostudies. 24 Jan 7pm.

*Good news* Aasiya Lodhi from CAMRI Media Research is one of the recipients of Arts and Humanities Research Council funding for a public engagement project to mark the BBC's centenary. Her project will explore Black British female history in partnership with YoungVic Taking Part The Feminist Library Letter To A Black Girl

TOMORROW - Special Preview: The Conversation Continues: We Are Still Listening Tune in online to see sound artist Trevor Mathison + lecturer Aasiya Lodhi live in conversation on the new audio commission 🗓️ Thurs 9th June 🕖 7pm-8pm 💻 via Zoom Book now: stuarthallfoundation.org/events/special…

Looking forward (in stalwart fashion) to our #BBCRadio100 conference on Saturday 26th November in the Postgraduate Centre of uniofbeds in Luton (lots of public #parking nearby!) Please share rides, if you can 👍 Tickets: eventbrite.com/e/bbc-radio-19…

Today, 70,000 UCU members begin historic strike action at every university in the UK   They are fighting to save higher education   RT if you stand with them   #ucuRISING

Hearing Our Stories LGBTQ+ Lives & The BBC is now up on the @BBCarchive website The project was led by @linfootm and made possible by Arts and Humanities Research Council CAMRI Media Research & University of Westminster With thanks to contributors from London Friend & Opening Doors #LGBTQ #podcasts canvas-story.bbcrewind.co.uk/hearingourstor…

Hearing Our Stories LGBTQ+ Lives & The BBC community engagement research project led by @linfootm in partnership with London Friend Opening Doors Arts and Humanities Research Council CAMRI Media Research podcasts produced by simon le vans is on BlueSky #LGBTQ #podcasts

How have LGBTQ+ lives been viewed through the lens of the BBC over the past 50 years? Matthew Linfoot 🏳️‍🌈 brings together members of the LGBTQ+ community to delve into the BBC archive in this new podcast series camri.ac.uk/blog/2022/11/2…