The Power of TV: Representing Disability in Storytelling: RJ Mitte

With the 2024 general election on the horizon, this event dives into the ways both unscripted and scripted content provide opportunities for building civic knowledge and engagement.

In this panel, Human Rights Watch, an independent organization dedicated to advancing the cause of human rights worldwide provides case studies on humanitarian issues in the U.S./Mexico border, East Africa, and the Caribbean as a resource to writers.

An overview of the programs of the Television Academy Foundation

A panel discussing the realities of caregiving and its depiction (and lack of depiction) on screen. 

A panel of Production Executives and Producers share their insight and explore real-world production scenarios and address how they would tackle those challenges.

During the 2021 The Power of TV: #RepresentationMatters panel, Ruben Garcia, Foundation Executive and Co-Head of Cultural Business Strategy at CAA, and actress Ashley Park explain the difference between representation and visibility and what it means to them.

A virtual presentation for an overview of the generative artificial intelligence (AI) tools that are impacting content creation. 

Learn from panelists who are driving disability inclusion both on and offscreen, as they discuss strategies for success, challenges faced when advocating for inclusivity, and what it takes to achieve greater equity in the television industry.

An insightful exploration of the role of the archival producer, whose foundational responsibilities are crucial to the success of documentary storytelling.

Join us on April 13, 2024, to celebrate the outstanding nominees of the 43rd College Television Awards.