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The Institute has spent over two decades conducting extensive research on the portrayal of diverse populations. This research serves as a cornerstone for informing and guiding content creators and decision-makers toward more inclusive storytelling practices.

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See Jane 2024: How Has On-Screen Representation in Children’s Television Changed from 2018 to 2023?

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Behind the Scenes: Women’s Representation in Unscripted Television in the US, UK, Brazil, and France

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The GDI Playbook for Inclusive Game Design

Young woman of color in wheelchair

The Power of Portrayal: Representation in Cannes Lions Film and Film Craft Shortlisted and Winning Work, 2006 to 2023

A Muslim therapist sits with her patient. The young girl is seated on a sofa while the therapist sits across from her on a chair with a clipboard in her hands.

Are the Kids All Right? Portrayals of Mental Health in TV Watched by Children and Teens

A joyful grandmother with her grandchild, blowing soap bubbles in a sunny garden setting.

Rewriting Motherhood: How TV Represents Moms and What We Want To See Next