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June 21, 2018
Without ease of movement, the impact on creative industries will affect the whole UK economy
Two years on from the EU referendum the UK’s political parties must work to ensure ease of movement of international talent. 74% of the UK’s creative industries believe restricting immigration will severely limit their capacity to do business, and there is a growing risk that the UK may crash out of the EU with no deal come March 2019.
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Events
June 19, 2018
Charlotte Chung to speak at International Business Festival
Federation deputy head of policy and research Charlotte Chung will be speaking at the International Business Festival at the Knowledge Hub.
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research
June 12, 2018
Growth Research - we need your input
As part of the Federation’s activity across Entrepreneurship and Growth, we are undertaking a major piece of research on growth.
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Federation
May 30, 2018
Jefferson Hack joins Federation board
We are delighted to announce the appointment of Jefferson Hack, CEO and co-founder of Dazed Media, an independent media company renowned for producing award-winning stories across its industry leading print, digital and video brands. 
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Skills and training
May 24, 2018
Federation Hackathon in partnership with Media Trust
We ran an interactive and fast-paced hackathon with young adults to help inform the development of our Creative Careers Campaign.
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eve
May 18, 2018
Creative Alliance Present: Widening the Gate
Federation deputy head of policy Charlotte Chung will be speaking at an afternoon symposium exploring how to achieve greater diversity & inclusion in the entry level workforce.
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Creative Industries
April 25, 2018
Announcing our 2018-19 priorities
As the voice of the UK's creative industries, we want to focus on the issues that matter most to our members.
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Education
April 18, 2018
Telegraph Letter: Arts education for all
While we welcome the initiatives announced by Nick Gibb, the minister for school standards, they do not go far enough. Arts education will only be truly accessible if all schools, at all ages, deliver creative subjects.
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DCMS
March 28, 2018
Federation response to creative industries sector deal
The Federation responds to the publication of the creative industries sector deal.
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Creative Industries
March 26, 2018
Creativity and the Future of Work
UK labour market projections show that the rate of growth for both creative and STEM occupations will be more than double the average job growth across the whole UK economy.
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Brexit
March 23, 2018
Federation’s response to the agreement on the implementation period
The European Council’s decision today to agree an implementation period until 31 December 2020 provides much needed short term certainty for UK creative businesses.
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Brexit
March 16, 2018
Amanda Levete's Full Speech for the Brexit Conference
This is the full transcript for Amanda Levete's Speech from our Brexit Conference. 
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