Committees | Equity

Committees represent specific groups of members’ interests. They are elected every two years.

Equity Committees drive union policy, conduct negotiations and make sure that the needs of all Equity members are heard. They submit motions to Equity’s Council and to our annual conference, which can then become policy.

There are committees representing specific sectors, geographical areas, young workers and members facing discrimination for protected characteristics such as disability, race and sexuality. Find out more about committee elections.

Representing audio artists in Equity

Representing Dancers in Equity

Representing Deaf and Disabled Members in Equity

Representing Directors and Designers in Equity.

Campaigning for International Solidarity in Equity

Representing LGBT+ members in Equity

Equity members with Save the Arts, Resist the Cuts placards

Representing Equity members in Northern Ireland

A group of Equity members flying purple branded flags and banners to save the WNO, inside Birmingham Town Hall.

Opera Deputies Committee

Representing members on equal opportunities matters and discrimination on the grounds of race

Group of Equity members with Stop the Cuts banners and flags at demo

Representing Equity members in Scotland

Representing Equity members working on Screen and New Media

Decorative image: Singer playing piano

Representing singers in Equity

Representing Equity members in live performance in Equity

Representing Stage Managers in Equity

The Student Deputies Committee brings together Deps from training institutions around the UK.

Representing Entertainers, Variety and Circus artists in Equity

Representing Equity members in Wales

Representing women in Equity

Representing members under 30 in Equity

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