A Unicef Playbook   Diversity & Inclusion in Licensed Product, Development, Marketing, and Packaging @ToyFair
A Unicef Playbook   Diversity & Inclusion in Licensed Product, Development, Marketing, and Packaging  @ToyFair
Uploaded February 2022 | Updated September 2026, 1 week ago
Examine the toy industry’s culture and blind spots that hinder the advancement of diversity, equity, and inclusion (DEI) work during this series of educational sessions hosted by The Toy Association.

Children need diverse role models who can positively impact their perceptions of themselves, their own empowerment, and the world around them. Engaging business to promote positive representation through the marketing, packaging and advertising of products designed for children is a vital part of achieving equality and inclusion – and inspiring more diverse and equal worlds of play. Join us as we discuss a path forward.

Moderator:
Maura Regan
President at Licensing International

Speakers:
Madeline Di Nonno
President & CEO at Geena Davis Institute on Gender in Media

Shreyasi Jha
Senior Advisor, Gender Equality at UNICEF

Unicef Playbook and the LI D&I Toolkit:
licensinginternational.org/about/di-program-materials

GDI LEGO Ready for Girls Creativity Study:
seejane.org/research-informs-empowers/lego-creativity-study

For more education, visit https://www.ToyFairNY.com.
A Unicef Playbook   Diversity & Inclusion in Licensed Product, Development, Marketing, and PackagingCareer Kickoff: Beginning Your Toy Industry Career | Toy Fair 2025 Student CongressToy Fair 2013 RecapIntellectual Property Protections Available for Toy Products in the USAWhat Companies Should Know About U.S. Toy Consumers and  Kids’ Routines and Media LivesInnovating Around a Core TechnologyThe Future of Biobased PlushiesToy Fair 2017 - Official Video - short versionThe Phygital FlywheelTOY FAIR 2016 #TFNYToy Fair 2025: Reimagination Awards Celebrate Booth DesignToy Fair 2023: Day 4 Recap
Toy Fair |

A Unicef Playbook Diversity & Inclusion in Licensed Product, Development, Marketing, and Packaging

SHARE TO X SHARE TO REDDIT SHARE TO FACEBOOK WALLPAPER