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MISS REPRESENTATION

Miss Representation Annual Streaming Subscription

The media is selling young people the idea that girls’ and women’s value lies in their youth, beauty, and sexuality and not in their capacity as leaders. Boys learn that their success is tied to dominance, power, and aggression. We must value people as whole human beings, not gendered stereotypes.

WHAT IS IT:

ANNUAL STREAMING SUBSCRIPTION (VIA VIMEO) FOR USE WITH STUDENTS; CURRICULUM INCLUDED. $49/YEAR

Classroom streaming access to the film and curriculum for students. No DVD.

This annual streaming subscription is available for classroom and workshop use only. No screening rights included. After purchase, you will receive a link to your license which confirms your usage rights when combined with your receipt. You will also receive a link to our custom curriculum for use with students from middle school – college. Preview the curriculum prior to purchase here.

WHO IT’S FOR:

Colleges/universities, K-12 schools, and summer camps

WHAT’S INCLUDED:

Classroom streaming access to the feature film: 14+, 90 minutes total running time
Streaming access to the classroom version: edited for content, 60 minutes total running time
PDF curriculum for grades K-5, Middle & High School, College/University
Video clips referenced in PDF curricula
Subtitles available for feature-length film in player: Danish, Dutch, English, Finnish, French, Norwegian, Russian, Serbian, Spanish, and Swedish.

Each subscription is site-specific, so use must take place at only one location.

The subscription will renew annually. You can cancel at any time, but no refunds are given.

Miss Representation Screening License

The Representation Project harnesses the power of film and media the make cultural change. Community organizations, conferences, government agencies, and corporations around the world are using Miss Representation to spark critical conversations around challenging and overcoming stereotypes. Use the film to enhance the important work your organization is already doing.

NONPROFITS AND GOVERNMENT GROUPS

Interested in screening our films in your local community? As a community organization or government agency, you can screen our films and guide meaningful discussions around how limiting gender stereotypes are shaping your community. Screening fees start at $450 for in-person events and increase according to the number of tickets for virtual events.

CORPORATIONS AND CONFERENCES

Work at a company or planning an event where you’d like to expose co-workers, corporate leadership, and attendees to our films? The Representation Project partners with companies all over the world to host screenings of our films and help guide meaningful conversations around gender stereotypes.

Corporations across the country are using our films to re-examine their corporate culture, address unconscious bias, redefine the conversation around inclusion, and foster authentic leadership. Our powerful and thought-provoking films provide companies with a unique, informative, and inspiring experience for their employees, clients, and the community at large. Screening fees start at $1,5000 for in-person events and increase according to the number of tickets for virtual events.

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