Television Academy Throwback: Holly Robinson Peete
In 2010, Actress Holly Robinson Peete spoke about the documentary Unlocking Autism and Autism representation in television, at that year’s Television Academy Honors. As a mom with a child with Autism, she was proud to be honoring the program and its ability to help find answers without being condescending.
Television Academy Throwback: Zendaya
In 2022, Zendaya took home her second win for Outstanding Lead Actress in a Drama Series for her role in Euphoria, becoming the youngest and first Black actress to win in this category twice!
Television Academy Throwback: Alex Blue Davis
Actor Alex Blue Davis discusses how his role of Dr. Casey Parker in Grey's Anatomy has helped make space for transgender characters to be more well-rounded, as their defining trait isn't being transgender, it's only one part of their character.
Television Academy Throwback: Queer Eye
The team behind Queer Eye wins in the Outstanding Structured Reality Program category at the 73rd Creative Arts Emmy Awards and celebrates the show's 18th anniversary.
17th Television Academy Honors: The 1619 Project
17th Television Academy Honors: BEEF
17th Television Academy Honors: Heartstopper
17th Television Academy Honors: 1000% Me: Growing Up Mixed
17th Television Academy Honors: A Small Light
17th Television Academy Honors: Deadlocked: How America Shaped the Supreme Court
17th Television Academy Honors: Lakota Nation vs. United States
The Television Academys honors Lakota Nation vs. United States.