Research
Our research examines intersectional onscreen representation of six identities: gender, race, LGBTQIA+, disability, age 50+, and body type.
Our research examines intersectional onscreen representation of six identities: gender, race, LGBTQIA+, disability, age 50+, and body type.
Your support of research, education and outreach makes content more gender balanced, diverse, and inclusive.
The Institute puts a spotlight on content, creators and diversity efforts that are creating a new media landscape.
“Surviving” to Thriving: The Muslim Women On-Screen Test
Ahead of Muslim Women’s Day on March 27, the coalition of Muslim Casting, Geena Davis Institute, and Pillars Fund released an on-screen representation test to evaluate portrayals of Muslim women on-screen and address harmful stereotypes in media.
New Factsheets on the LGBTQIA+ Community from TTIE
Hey Hollywood: What we put on screen impacts the way people move through society. It’s time the stories we tell responsibly reflect the world we live in. Check out TTIE's new factsheets on the LGBTQIA+ community for tips on accurate representation!
Inspiration & Exploration: STEM Career Expo
This March 12th virtual event will connect students with extraordinary women in the fields of Environmental Science, Computer Science, and Healthcare, as well as organizations currently offering opportunities for teens! RSVP today!
How to Advance DEI Work in Licensing, Marketing, and Packaging
Madeline Di Nonno, President & CEO of the Institute, joined Shreyasi Jha and Maura Regan for this special Toy Fair New York webinar to examine the toy industry’s culture and blind spots that hinder the advancement of diversity, equity, and inclusion.