 | ITVS Partners with Geena Davis to Confront the Effects of Media on ChildrenGuess Who? The Geena Davis Institute on Gender in Media and ITVS have partnered together to produce an educational program, which includes five short videos produced for kids titledGuess Who?, featured on the Women and Girls Lead campaign. |
 | A Girls Scout Leader Reflects on Using ITVS Docs to Help Girls Behind BarsITVS’s Community Classroom partnered with the Girls Scouts of the USA to create the curriculum “This is a Story You Have to Tell: Women, Girls, and the Criminal Justice System." The Girl Scouts have adapted the resource to be used as curriculum for their national programsBeyond Bars andGirl Scouting in Detention Centers, reaching nearly 17,000 women and girls around the country. |
 | Become an Agent of Change!Events & Resources Women and Girls Lead launches engagement activities and resources to support Half the Sky: Turning Oppression into Opportunity for Women Worldwide. You can become an agent of change for women and girls by watching the rebroadcast, hosting your own event, sharing your commitment through social media and more! |
 | EILEEN FISHER, Inc. Joins Women and Girls LeadWomen and Girls Lead is delighted to announce it will continue to support a growing movement to connect citizens worldwide to powerful stories of women as agents of change with a new three-year investment from EILEEN FISHER, Inc. |
 | New Partnership: Women and Girls Lead GlobalWomen and Girls Lead Global is a three-year, nine-country, 30-film media project to promote gender equality and women’s empowerment worldwide, creating a 10-episode documentary film series each year about women and girls rising above dire circumstances to seek better lives for themselves, their families, and communities. |
Nobel Laureates
Community Classroom resources are available featuring 2011 Nobel Peace Prize Laureates Liberian President Sirleaf and Leymah Gbowee (and 2004 Laureate Wangari Maathai) including lesson plans, discussion guides, and film modules.
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