An advance preview of new research from Good Energy with USC’s Norman Lear Center. The Evolution of Climate On-Screen: What’s Changing, What’s Missing is the first study to map both how often climate shows up in film and television and how it’s portrayed, from the stories Hollywood is beginning to tell to those that remain largely untold. Good Energy will share key findings ahead of the report’s November 17 public release and discuss why they matter for the future of climate storytelling, including opportunities for creators and philanthropy. If you’re interested in attending, let us know and we’ll get you the registration details. Read More

Content creators are playing an increasingly influential role in how people encounter and engage with health information. But for many health funders, knowing where to start, including how to identify credible creators and how to engage with them, can be a challenge. Jointly hosted by Grantmakers In Health (GIH) and Media Impact Funders (MIF), this webinar will orient funders to the creator landscape, offer guidance on finding and vetting creators, and explore ways to begin building partnerships. Drawing on the experiences of funders and practitioners, the discussion will address emerging questions and offer concrete next steps for funders at different stages of readiness. Speakers: Ashwath Narayanan, Social Current Daniel Waxler, Missouri Foundation for Health Joy Mayer, Trusting News Will Holden, Gary Community Ventures Nina Sachdev (Moderator), Media Impact Funders Note: MIF members who do not have an active account with GIH will have to create an account to access this webinar. Read More