Women in Investigative Journalism: A Discussion with Mariana van Zeller
The Geena Davis Institute hosted a virtual screening of “Trafficked” with journalist Mariana van Zeller. A captivating discussion followed, which covered global trafficking, its root causes, and the challenges faced by women in investigative journalism. Key insights included the complexities of trafficking, media’s role in creating change, and the importance of empathy in journalism.
Representation in Media: Storytelling and its Impact
At 72andSunny in Brooklyn, the Tryin’ to Sleep in the Bed You Made event celebrated storytelling’s impact on culture. The evening emphasized the need for diverse media representation to reflect and empower underrepresented communities.
The Inside Track: GDI’s Latest Research
Join us for an exclusive virtual event on November 14, 2024, featuring new research on gender equity in media and actionable steps for creating inclusive content.
See Jane 2024: On Screen Representation in Children’s Television from 2018 to 2023
We unveiled key insights from our 2024 See Jane Report.
The Double-Edged Sword of Online Gaming: Unpacking Masculinity in Video Games and Twitch
The Geena Davis Institute held a virtual salon event that explored masculinity in video games. Hear from experts and gain insights on promoting positive portrayals and inclusivity in the gaming community.
Shifting the Lens: Women’s Leadership in Reality TV
The Geena Davis Institute, Banijay Entertainment & Everywoman Studios hosted an event with an insightful analysis and look behind the scenes at women’s representation in reality TV.
Ask Geena Anything
Join Geena Davis as she shares candid insights on gender equality in Hollywood at the “Ask Geena Anything” event. Watch a video clip and access exclusive content by becoming a member today!
AI Awareness Increases Cyber Safety: In Our Schools, Screens, and Society
The event explored the impact of STEM & AI in media and shared insights on diversity, representation, & media literacy.
3rd Annual Night of Poetry Honoring Lucille Clifton
STARZ #TAKETHELEAD presented the 3rd Annual Night of Poetry Honoring Lucille Clifton, celebrating her legacy with captivating performances.
Rewriting Motherhood: How TV Represents Moms and What We Want to See Next
The event focused on the Geena Davis Institute’s research on TV’s portrayal of motherhood, discussing the need for diverse, realistic representations to influence societal norms.
“Mothering Sunday” Influencer Screening and Panel Discussion
Join us as we delve into ‘Mothering Sunday,’ exploring its rich themes of love, loss, and the enduring impact of cinema on societal views.
This Is Us? How TV Does and Doesn’t Get Men’s Caregiving
Exploring male caregiving in TV, This Is Us? How TV Does and Doesn’t Get Men’s Caregiving
event in partnership with Equimondo challenges stereotypes, fostering positive media representations for a more equitable portrayal of modern fatherhood.
Mack & Rita: A Premiere Screening Event and Q&A with Gravitas
Gravitas Premiere offered See Jane Members an advanced screening of “Mack & Rita,” featuring a transformative comedy about being true to oneself at any age.
#GirlsLeadSTEM Campaign Kick-Off
#GirlsLeadSTEM event by Geena Davis Institute showcased empowering talks on gender equity in STEM, highlighting the need for diverse representation and inclusive opportunities.
Empowering Young Athletes: ‘Big Shot’ Season 2 Cast & Crew Discuss Inclusion and Representation in Sports
Geena Davis Institute event highlighted ‘Big Shot’ Season 2’s role in empowering women and promoting diversity in sports, sparking important discussions on representation and inclusion.
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.
Closing the Cyber Gender Gap
Highlighting the critical gender gap in cybersecurity, the Geena Davis Institute’s event, supported by Craig Newmark Philanthropies, called for urgent, diverse workforce development to fill 600,000+ roles.
From Real to Reel: Representation and Inclusion in Film and Television Produced in British Columbia
Explore the advancements in Representation and Inclusion in British Columbia Film and TV, unveiled at our recent event in partnership with UBCP/ACTRA, showcasing groundbreaking industry research and analysis.
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.
A Night of Poetry Honoring Lucille Clifton
The 2nd Annual “A Night of Poetry Honoring Lucille Clifton” was a resounding success, featuring impactful readings by distinguished guests and celebrating Clifton’s poetic legacy and influence in the arts.
The New Frontline: The Battle Against Online Violence
Explore key takeaways from the Virtual See Jane Salon on combating online violence, featuring leaders from the Geena Davis Institute, Craig Newmark Philanthropies, IWMF, and more. Learn how media can drive change.
See Jane 2023: On Screen Representation in Children’s Television from 2018 to 2022
At the Global Symposium on Gender in Media, the Geena Davis Institute unveiled the 2023 See Jane TV Report, sparking discussions on enhancing diversity in children’s content with industry leaders.
Making Care Pop: What We See and Don’t See About Caregiving on TV
This event in partnership with Caring Across Generations event unveiled research on media’s caregiving portrayals, stressing the need for diverse representation, with expert insights shared during a virtual panel.
NBC’s “FOUND” Live Q&A with Cast and Creators
Watch our insightful Q&A session with the creators of NBC’s hit drama FOUND, exploring Season One’s intense storylines, representation of underrepresented groups, and the significance of media visibility.
Portray Her 2.0: An Analysis of 15 Years of Women in STEM On-Screen, 2007–2022
This February 2024 event in Los Angeles unveiled the Institute’s latest research on women’s representation in STEM media, featuring expert panels that discussed the evolving landscape and strategies to inspire future female innovators.
Inspiration and Exploration: STEM Career Expo
Explore highlights from our STEM Career Expo, inspiring the next generation of women in science through mentorship, diversity, and expert insights.
Honoring Legacy: A Tribute to Lucille Clifton through Voices of Change
Honoring Lucille Clifton’s legacy, the event celebrated her impact on arts and activism, emphasizing diversity, storytelling, and the power of media to inspire societal change.
Voices Unheard: An In-depth Discussion on “Prayers for the Stolen”
This engaging event explored the adaptation of “Prayers for the Stolen,” highlighting the journey from novel to film and the powerful social themes addressed.
Supporting Survivors: “CUSP” Documentary – Live Q&A with filmmakers Parker Hill and Isabel Bethancourt
The Geena Davis Institute held a live Q&A from Dec 7, 2021, with Parker Hill, Isabel Bethancourt and Amanda Elkanick Ober, who explore the making of the “CUSP” documentary and supporting survivors.
Curiosity Unleashed: A Q&A with the Minds Behind “Ada Twist, Scientist”
Join the Geena Davis Institute’s Q&A event to explore the creative process behind Ada Twist, Scientist and its impact on young minds and STEM representation.
Female Superheroes – Live Q&A with the Cast of DC’s “Stargirl”
The Geena Davis Institute held a Q&A with cast members from DC’s “Stargirl.” The panelists discussed the challenges they’ve faced in taking on different roles, diversity and inclusion, and the impact of female superheroes on young audiences.
I Am Not a Fetish or Model Minority: Redefining What it Means to be API in Entertainment
The Geena Davis Institute unveiled a crucial study on API representation in family films, featuring insights from industry leaders and highlighting the need for authentic media portrayals.
Live Q&A on API Diversity and Inclusion with the Creators and Cast Members of CW’s hit show “Kung Fu”
The Geena Davis Institute’s held a virtual screening of “Kung Fu” with stars Olivia Liang and Shannon Dang, who discussed API representation and other social issues.
Women in STEM: “Mission Unstoppable,” Inspiring the Next Generation
The Geena Davis Institute hosted the eagerly awaited “Mission Unstoppable” Girl Squad event. This dynamic virtual gathering featured inspirational messages, captivating STEM insights, and empowering stories designed to inspire the next generation of women in STEM.
Women in Polish Cinema: Exploring “Never Gonna Snow Again”
The Geena Davis Institute hosted a discussion on “Never Gonna Snow Again,” highlighting women in Polish cinema and the themes of the film with director Malgorzata Szumowska and actors Weronica Rosati and Maja Ostaszewska.
Developing Empathy: A Journey with the Season 2 Cast and Creators of “Endlings”
The Geena Davis Institute hosted an engaging “Endlings” event with the team behind the show. The panelists explored the series’ themes, challenges working with CGI, and the show’s focus on empathy and environmental activism.
Heartbreak and Healing: A Conversation on “The Broken Hearts Gallery”
The Geena Davis Institute hosted a virtual event with Natalie Krinsky, writer-director of “The Broken Hearts Gallery,” and actor Molly Gordon. The discussion centered on themes of love, loss, and emotional resilience. Attendees gained insights into the film’s diverse representation, impactful storytelling, and the importance of self-belief in the creative process.
