In the training sector, the threats we face are not abstract, says Central School of Speech and Drama principal Josette Bushell-Mingo. We must recognise them so we can challenge them.

It is time for decisive action on the threat to the arts in higher education, says Royal Central School of Speech and Drama principal Josette Bushell-Mingo. When will the broader theatre industry and the education sector come together and say that what impacts one of us, impacts us all?

With a difficult autumn Budget providing few reassurances for either the arts or university sectors, it can feel difficult to remain hopeful. But we must, says Josette Bushell-Mingo

When selecting a place to study, consider more than just your course. Chances for interdisciplinary collaboration, work placements and networking will be key for your future, says Josette Bushell-Mingo of the Royal Central School of Speech and Drama

The lack of investment in the creative sector is slowing down progress with representation – we need tangible action to push against this

In the face of yet more attacks on culture in education, our sector must send a clear message that the arts matter and that they are for everyone

As the affects of local arts cuts continue to be felt, we should – as artists, educators, knowledge bearers, students and communities – use our creative impulse to speak up

What are the core values of an institution such as Royal Central School of Speech and Drama? Its principal Josette Bushell-Mingo goes on an international journey to find out

The principal of the Royal Central School of Speech and Drama reflects on two years in the position and the leadership drain facing the industry