TOOLKIT: See Jane 2024: On Screen Representation in Children’s Television

Empower the next generation with inclusive storytelling in children’s television. The See Jane 2024 Toolkit from the Geena Davis Institute offers actionable strategies for content creators to enhance diversity and representation.
TOOLKIT: Advancing Women’s Representation in Unscripted TV Production

Unveil key strategies to boost women’s representation in unscripted TV production. This toolkit equips content creators with actionable steps to foster gender equity in decision-making roles behind the scenes.
TOOLKIT: Representation in Advertising

Unlock actionable insights to drive diversity in advertising. This toolkit provides strategies to elevate gender, race, and identity portrayals in award-winning advertising, fostering inclusive campaigns that resonate globally.
TOOLKIT: Are the Kids Alright? Portrayals of Mental Health in TV Watched by Children

Discover how TV can shape youth mental health perceptions. The Geena Davis Institute’s “Are the Kids Alright?” toolkit reveals insights and recommendations for improving mental health portrayals in children and teen programming.
TOOLKIT: Rewriting Motherhood

Toolkit for TV industry promotes diverse, realistic motherhood portrayals: urges flexible work for mom writers, expanded childcare, and casting beyond the white, thin stereotype to reflect real mothers’ varied experiences and challenges.
TOOLKIT: Portray Her 2.0: Women in STEM in Media Toolkit

Explore our toolkit for insights on diversifying and enriching women’s portrayal in STEM on-screen, inspired by our “Portray Her 2.0” report, to inspire the next generation of women in STEM.
TOOLKIT: What We Do and Don’t See About Caregiving on TV

This toolkit offers guidelines for media creators to depict caregiving more authentically, focusing on diversity and the realities of aging and disability care in television narratives.
TOOLKIT: Representation and Portrayals in Children’s Programming

Discover actionable steps from our ‘See Jane 2023’ report for inclusive children’s programming. Empower your storytelling with authentic representation and inclusivity.
TOOLKIT: Representation in Video Gaming

Discover how to enrich diversity in gaming with our toolkit. It offers practical guidance for creating inclusive and multidimensional characters in video games.
TOOLKIT: See It, Be It: What Children Are Seeing on TV

“See It, Be It” toolkit examines children’s TV diversity, offering insights and strategies for more accurate representation across gender, race, and other identities.
TOOLKIT: A Guide to Inclusive Advertising

Empower diversity in advertising with the Geena Davis Institute’s toolkit, enhancing portrayal of gender, race, LGBTQIA+, disabilities, and body types in advertising.
TOOLKIT: Redefining Male Caregiving

Explore ‘Redefining Male Caregiving’: a toolkit offering strategies for content creators to authentically portray male caregivers, challenging stereotypes and enriching media narratives.
TOOLKIT: Understanding the Impact of Advertising on Gender Norms and Violence in Mexico

Discover actionable recommendations in the toolkit by Geena Davis Institute & UNICEF for advertisers & agencies promoting gender equality in advertising.
TOOLKIT: Understanding the Impact of Advertising on Gender Equality, Gender Norms and Violence in the Caribbean

The toolkit reviews Caribbean advertising’s impact on gender norms and violence, analyzing 600 ads and offering recommendations for promoting equitable gender portrayals in media.
LGBTQIA+ Inclusivity in Storytelling with TTIE

Explore TTIE’s #WriteInclusion resources to authentically portray LGBTQIA+ stories, fostering diversity in media and entertainment
TOOLKIT: Representation Pitfalls: Common Tropes to Avoid in Entertainment Media

Identify and avoid common media tropes that undermine diverse representation with the Geena Davis Institute’s guide on inclusive character portrayal in entertainment.
How to Advance DEI Work in Licensing, Marketing and Packaging

Explore this webinar replay on YouTube, featuring insights on diversity in children’s media from leaders at the Geena Davis Institute and UNICEF. Inspire inclusive play.
Nickelodeon’s Middle School Moguls Inspires Girls to Embrace Entrepreneurship

Photo Credit: Nickelodeon By Mary Ellen Holden Going back-to-school is exciting when you are empowered to take charge and design […]