Arts Council England's Goal 5 and equality and diversity: Data and evidence review and equality action-planning.
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Arts Council England has engaged the Service Provider to undertake research to analyse equality and diversity trends across the English arts and cultural sector in relation to children and young people aged 0-19.
This analysis will cover both the wider arts and culture sector in England and Arts Council England’s funded programmes and activity.
The research will take into account diversity across the different protected equality and diversity characteristics.
This includes age, disability, gender, ethnicity, sexual orientation, religion and/or belief, pregnancy and maternity, marriage or civil partnership status and gender re-assignment
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