A first-of-its-kind national survey of UK black jewellers reports that 51% of respondents said they had experienced racism in the jewellery industry.
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Goldsmith and academic, Melanie Eddy, reframes the historic underrepresentation of designers and makers of black heritage in the goldsmithing industry
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Thursday 26 November, 2020UK jewellery industry needs to improve visibility and representation of black people according to first national survey of black jewellers, which found that 51% experience racism.
Thursday 5 November, 2020Prime Warden Richard Fox has presented the Goldsmiths’ Company Apprentice of the Year Award to former apprentice, Alexander Wood, via virtual ceremony.
Monday 12 October, 2020Chancellor Rishi Sunak passes the annual Trial of the Pyx - one of the UK’s oldest judicial processes
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