Confronting myth and marginalization
This year’s Asian American Native Hawaiian and Pacific Islander (AANHPI) Diverse Intelligence Series report explores if we have made progress when it comes to Asian representation in media.
Toward improving MENA Representation on screen
If you don’t tell your own story, someone else will. For people from Middle East/North Africa, this has indeed been a challenge when it comes to the stories that they see in the media.
Playing the game: Breaking the bias with women influencers in sports and gaming
Working with female influencers is a winning move for brands looking to create an authentic connection with their consumers.
Marketers can foster greater representation in media
Media, from traditional programs to streaming services, is largely fueled by advertising revenue, which gives marketers a say in what content gets produced.
Breaking the bias against women’s sport: the impact of equal opportunity for athletes, fans and sponsors
Fans around the world are telling leagues and sponsors they’re ready for more when it comes to women’s sports.
#BreaktheBias – How IllumiNative Founder Crystal Echo Hawk is fighting erasure of Native Americans in media
In celebration of Women’s History Month, we spoke to Crystal Echo Hawk, founder and Executive Director of IllumiNative, about amplifying the voices, stories and issues of her community in media content.
Black-owned media: making the case for better brand partnerships
Steed joined Nielsen’s VP of Diverse Insights and Partnerships, Charlene Polite Corley, to discuss the impact of diverse-owned media and how brands and advertisers can benefit from working with Black-owned media.
Tuning into radio’s potential: the power of Black-owned radio
Tony Coles, Division President, iHeartMedia and Founder, Black Information Network, spoke with us about the power of radio and creating a platform for more authentic Black voices and nuanced stories.
The importance of understanding the nuances of Black representation in media
Learn how the media platforms can take a deep look —from the leadership to producers, writers and creators—to make sure that Black audiences feel seen and heard.
Winning for the long-term: Investing in diverse-owned media
Investing in diverse-owned media often allows brands to better engage diverse audience segments.