American women are still not guaranteed paid parental leave, universal pre-K for their kids, or equal pay. Let’s use this election to demand policies that promote gender equality in the workplace and beyond.
Join us tonight starting at 9 p.m. ET / 6 p.m. PT to live tweet the first Presidential debate on NBC. Today and throughout this election, we’ll make sure our elected officials #RepresentHer! Together, we can hold politicians accountable for representing and meeting the needs of women, girls, and their families.
Onwards,
Jennifer Siebel Newsom & The Representation Project Team
5th Anniversary Benefit Celebration
You’re invited to celebrate the fifth anniversary of The Representation Project and our film, Miss Representation, on October 25th at The Chapel in San Francisco at 6 p.m.
We will kick off the night with a short program of new multimedia content, a panel of inspiring youth, and a special award honoring Regina K. Scully for her support of the organization and movement.
Then, it’s mix, mingle, and enjoy! Guests will dine on passed gourmet nibbles and small plates; imbibe from hosted premier-stocked bars; enjoy live music; and mingle amongst like-minded company. Availability for this event is limited and RSVP’s are required. So purchase your tickets today!
Representation Around the Web
“[H&M’s Feminist Ad]… is set to a remake of Tom Jones’ 1971 hit “She’s A Lady”… From a trans woman trying on a dress to a young woman manspreading on the subway to a woman running an office – the video is a commentary on what it really means to be a woman today.” – The Huffington Post
- Entertainment Weekly: Susan Sarandon Calls out CNN over Brad Pitt, Angelina Jolie Divorce Coverage
- Mic: Kim Kardashian Slams Wall Street Journal for Publishing Armenian Genocide-Denying Ad
- New York Magazine: Gigi Hadid Fought Back against a Creepy Stranger who Grabbed Her
- PBSNewsHour: When Black Death Goes Viral, It Can Trigger PTSD-Like Trauma
- Slate: Master of None Writer Alan Yang Called out Hollywood’s History of Asian Caricatures in a Great Emmys Speech
- The Huffington Post: He Could Have Won the Race. Instead, He Helped His Brother Cross the Finish Line
Jill Soloway accepts the Emmy for Outstanding Directing on a Comedy Series. Check out some of our other favorite moments from the Emmys here.