GDI’s State of Representation in Children’s TV Report: 2025
The Geena Davis Institute’s State of Representation in Children’s TV Report: 2025 reveals critical insights on Representation in Media, driving inclusivity to inspire, validate, and engage young audiences
See Jane 2024: On Screen Representation in Children’s Television from 2018 to 2023
We unveiled key insights from our 2024 See Jane Report.
What Families Are Seeing: Analyzing a Decade of Diversity in U.S. Television
The Institute’s annual symposium, What Families Are Seeing: Analyzing a Decade of Diversity in U.S. Television highlighted trends in U.S. children’s programming, emphasizing the need for inclusive representation and data-driven insights in media.
Earth Day Screening of New Apple TV+ Series “Jane”
The “Jane Goodall Apple TV series Earth Day screening event,” hosted by the Geena Davis Institute, showcased the series “Jane,” inspiring environmental advocacy through Dr. Goodall’s legacy and engaging discussions.
Intersectionality Matters: In Advertising, Hollywood & Leadership
Hosted at Luminary NYC, this See Jane Salon brought together leaders from Facebook, 72andSunny, and the Geena Davis Institute to preview vital new research on intersectional advertising and global female leadership. Featuring an executive fireside chat and an exclusive screening of the documentary This Changes Everything, the event mapped out actionable strategies for embedding data-driven equity into the DNA of commercial production and Hollywood storytelling.
Tryin’ to Sleep in the Bed You Made: Storytelling and Representation
Tryin’ to Sleep in the Bed You Made brought together authors, actors, and industry leaders for a powerful conversation on authentic storytelling and representation. Through research, live readings, and candid discussion, the event explored who gets to tell stories—and who gets the power to shape them.