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Toolkit: Toolkit for portrayals of menstruation in television programming

A toolkit on how portrayals of menstruation on screen shape teen understanding and stigma.

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Guess Who?

Guess Who? is an educational video series from the Geena Davis Institute designed for children ages 6–9. By combining storytelling and media literacy tools, the program helps young audiences recognize and question gender stereotypes in children's media, encouraging critical thinking about representation in television, movies, and everyday life.

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Toolkit: Representing digital safety and privacy

Promoting responsible storytelling about cybersecurity, digital safety, and online harms in film and television.

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Toolkit: Toolkit for portrayals of menopause on screen

A toolkit for content creators for better portrayals of menopause in film and television

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Toolkit: How stories about midlife women can change the world

A quick, creator-friendly guide offering research and practical steps to improve how films portray menopause, aging, and the real lives of midlife women.

Film

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Toolkit: How disability stories change the world: a quick guide for creators

When storytellers portray disability authentically, they don’t just change what audiences watch — they shift perceptions, influence attitudes, and reshape culture.

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