Episode 10 of The Creative’s Corner: Advancing Representation & Equity in Dance marks a meaningful milestone for RSL Awards, and we’re celebrating it with an inspiring and important conversation.
In this episode, Stacey Green, co-founder of the TIRED Movement and Shades Dancewear, brings her opinion and expertise to the floor. Stacey is a powerful voice in the creative industries, known for her ongoing work to challenge inequality and push for greater racial representation across the arts.
Championing Change in the Creative Industries
Throughout the episode, Stacey shares her personal experiences navigating the performing arts sector and the barriers she has encountered along the way. Her story highlights the urgent need for change and the importance of creating space for underrepresented voices.
At the heart of this conversation is the introduction of the RED Research Project (Representation & Equity in Dance) – a vital initiative designed to examine and address the systemic inequalities that persist within the dance industry.
Why does the RED Research Project matter?
The RED Research Project aims to:
- Explore issues of racial inequality in dance and performing arts
- Amplify the lived experiences of marginalised creatives
- Provide data-driven insights to support meaningful industry change
- Encourage accountability and long-term progress in arts organisations
Stacey explains why this work is not only necessary but overdue, emphasising that real change begins with honest conversations, research, and collective action.
By spotlighting voices like Stacey’s, RSL Awards The Creative’s Corner continues to play an important role in shaping a more inclusive and equitable creative industry.
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