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.
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.
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.
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.
#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.
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.
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.
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.
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.
