Taking Action: Lights! Camera! Access! 2.0

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.

Next week marks 32 years since the Americans with Disabilities Act (ADA) was signed into law. Watch Loreen Arbus' inspiring speech before she presented the Loreen Arbus Focus on Disability Scholarship at the 37th College Television Awards.

Industry creators discuss their roles and experiences with increasing representation to achieve equity on the screen.

Chris Violette from Florida State University is presented the Loreen Arbus Focus on Disability Award by RJ Mitte and Loreen Arbus.

Exceptional Minds is a non-profit vocational school and working studio for young artists on the autism spectrum who are interested in a career in visual effects and animation.  

Exceptional Minds Studio

Ying Lu of NYU speaks to Loreen Arbus about receiving the Focus on Disability Scholarship for Slow Angels.

New York University’s Ying Lu is presented the Loreen Arbus Focus on Disability Award by Josh Feldman, Shoshannah Ster, and Loreen Arbus.

Vimeo is attempting to close the gender gap in the industry by providing funding, education, and promotion to female-backed projects with Share the Screen.

A glimpse at the Trans-Affirmative Action Program happening behind the scenes on the set of Transparent.

TAKING ACTION is a new original web series that points to progressive social initiatives/technological innovations that have impact on the business and spark/hasten social change.

Loreen Arbus announces Chapman University’s Natalie Whalen as the 2015 Loreen Arbus Scholarship winner.