Keep up with Dr. Courtney Cox at @courtmcox on Instagram and Twitter, and on her website: courtneymcox.com
Find the #RespectHerGame Report here: buff.ly/36ohzppPower Hour: Sexism in Sports MediaThe Representation Project2022-02-14 | ...#RespectHerGame: Looking Back at the Summer OlympicsThe Representation Project2022-02-09 | With the Winter Olympics underway, The Rep Project is looking back on how women athletes have been previously covered in sports media.The Power Hour: Alya MichelsonThe Representation Project2021-12-02 | ...The Power Hour: Serita FontanesiThe Representation Project2021-11-05 | ...The Power Hour: Sheetal ShethThe Representation Project2021-10-07 | ...The Power Hour: Prabhleen Kaur LambaThe Representation Project2021-09-07 | The September Power Hour with Prabhleen Kaur Lamba. Prabhleen discusses her advocacy work, her new book "She Plays to Win," and more.Beyond The Model 2020 Youth Media AcademyThe Representation Project2021-08-18 | Beyond The Model is a short documentary film created in The Representation Project’s 2020 Youth Media Academy. After the assaults and discrimination of Asians because of COVID-19, this film shines a light on what it is like be a “model minority” in an increasingly divided America.
Film Festival Acceptances: Bright Ideas Film Festival (Best Documentary Nominee), SXSW High School Film Competition (Texas High School Shorts Special Jury Recognition for Directing), DisOrient Asian American Film Festival of Oregon, North Dakota Human Rights Arts Festival, Reel Doc Fest film festival, Miami Independent Film Festival, Austin Youth Film Festival, New Jersey Documentary Film Festival, Chicago Southland International Film Festival, Asian American International Film Festival, All American High School Film Festival, Social Justice Film Festival, GTX Film Festival, Newark Youth Festival, Home is Distant Shores Film Festival, Mill Valley Film Festival
Film Festival Nominations & Awards:
Bright Ideas Film Festival – Best Documentary Nominee SXSW High School Film Competition – Texas High School Shorts Special Jury Recognition for Directing SXSW High School Film Competition – Texas High School Shorts Audience AwardMedia Coverage of Women Athletes in the Tokyo Olympics & Beyond?The Representation Project2021-08-09 | Recorded on 8/3/21: A #RespectHerGame panel discussion about sexism in the Olympics and beyond.
Our Moderator: Dr. Caroline Heldman (Executive Director, The Representation Project).
Our Panelists and where to find them online:
- Dr. Courtney Cox (Assistant Professor, University of Oregon) -- on Twitter @courtmcox.
- Mirin Fader (Staff Writer,The Ringer) -- Twitter @MirinFader and her website: mirinfader.com
- Dr. Shaun Anderson (Associate Professor, Loyola Marymount University) -- on Twitter and Instagram @shaunmarqspeaks and LinkedIn.
- Soraya Giaccardi (Senior Researcher, The Lear Center) -- on Twitter and Instagram @sorayagiaccardi.
- Mackenzie Thomas (Product Marketing Manager, Google) -- on LinkedIn.#RespectHerGameThe Representation Project2021-07-20 | Sports media has a long history of sexualizing, belittling, and degrading women athletes. Let's demand better for the 2020/2021 Tokyo Olympics. Call out any sexism you see with #RespectHerGame!5th Annual State of Media SummitThe Representation Project2021-07-20 | ...The Power Hour: Joy DonnellThe Representation Project2021-07-20 | ...Power Hour: Karen CrouseThe Representation Project2021-07-20 | ...The Great American Lie Panel: Creating a Culture of CareThe Representation Project2021-07-20 | ...The Mask You Live In Fathers Day 2021 Panel DiscussionThe Representation Project2021-06-22 | Recorded on 6/17/21
Moderator: Dr. Caroline Heldman, Executive Director The Representation Project
Panelists: Dustin Milligan, Actor—Schitt's Creek, Rutherford Falls & More! Jordan Shapiro, Author—Father Figure, How to Be a Feminist Dad & More! Ken McNeely, President—AT&T West, DE&I Champion, Board Member, Father & More!
Presented by Google & Michael StarsThe Power Hour: Celebrating Motherhood w/ Anna Malaika TubbsThe Representation Project2021-05-06 | For this special Mother's Day Power Hour, The Rep Project was joined by Anna Malaika Tubbs, author of "The Three Mothers: How the Mothers of Martin Luther King, Jr., Malcolm X, and James Baldwin Shaped a Nation."⠀150 Women Create #CrochetKamala MuralThe Representation Project2021-04-04 | In this video, The Representation Project highlights the 150 women who came together to create one impactful #CrochetKamala mural. Let's #KeepMakingHistory. #MissRepTodayThe Great American Lie - Official TrailerThe Representation Project2020-09-14 | The Great American Lie examines the roots of systemic inequalities through a unique gender lens. With America facing widening economic inequality and stagnant social mobility, this film takes audiences on an empathy journey, inspiring a path forward.
Streaming now on digital and on demand.
Directed by Jennifer Siebel NewsomIn A BodyThe Representation Project2019-10-07 | "In A Body" brings awareness to what struggling with body image looks like and creates an open and honest dialogue with individuals who have successfully overcome body image issues. With social media bombarding us with images of how we think we should look, more and more young people today struggle with body image issues.
This short film was produced during The Representation Project's 2019 Summer Youth Media Academy in Oakland, California. The first-time filmmaking team was made up of Melany Aguirre, Danise Kuang, Kenia Castillo, and Mariana Frutos.Home: Joselyns StoryThe Representation Project2019-10-07 | A film about home, love, and motherhood, "Home: Joselyn's Story" is the story of Joselyn, who was brought to the United States from Honduras by her mother when she was 9 years old. As a mother now, she reflects on the decision her mother made for her, risking everything to give her daughter a better life.
This short film was produced during The Representation Project's 2019 Summer Youth Media Academy in Oakland, California. The first-time filmmaking team was made up of Isabel Lozano, Leonie Sarath, Griselda Martinez, Susana Torres & Nattaly Gomez.Hermanas Mayores: Nunca Muy Gris/ Senior Sisters, Never Too GreyThe Representation Project2019-10-07 | Older adults experience isolation, loneliness, and depression—yet these issues are rarely discussed.
"Hermanas Mayores: Nunca Muy Gris / Senior Sisters: Never Too Grey" explores the journey of two women, Maria and Ofelia, who suffered from isolation and depression. The film shows how the Fruitvale-San Antonio Senior Center played a role in improving their mental and emotional health.