The new report offers a glimpse into what an organization can and can’t yet achieve when serious efforts toward diversity and inclusion are implemented.
Exclusive: During a panel at this weekend’s Greenwich Film Festival, differently abled performers gathered to discuss their unique struggles. Watch their discussion here.
Called POC2 (Programmers of Colour Collective), the organization aims to stimulate conversation around the underrepresentation of people of color in film programming.
As the longtime American brand takes over the holiday TV space, it’s looking to be more inclusive onscreen and off.
The classic children’s show will introduce a new muppet for the first time in a decade, a four-year-old on the autism spectrum.
“This Sundance in particular does feel like there’s a lot of great female directors and writers and producers, but I do not think that’s reflective of Hollywood.”
The #100DaysOfDiversity initiative, a movement joining creators, audiences, brands, festivals and organizations to actively increase representation in entertainment in 100 days, starts on January 20.
