A conversation with award-winning, seasoned actors on how to create systemic change and greater inclusion and opportunities for senior representation that reflects the diversity of the American Scene.
 

A conversation with the Ruderman Family Foundation and other disability inclusion advocates.

Asian American Pacific Islander Americans have been the targets of anti-Asian bullying and violence for over a year. In this panel discussion, broadcasters covering the tragic stories along with actors speaking up, join to talk about how the media can help stop the hate.

Presented in partnership with the Asian American Journalists Association (AAJA).

Experience the Innovation
SAG-AFTRA taps the power of innovation to serve members more efficiently. Through vision and technology, these enhancements are evolving the way SAG-AFTRA does business. 

There’s a partisan fight over voting rights and election law in Georgia and other parts of the country that affects American freedoms, equal opportunity and fair representation at the polls. The time is now to fight voter suppression.

Hosts:
SAG-AFTRA President Gabrielle Carteris
SAG-AFTRA National Executive Director David White

Special Guest: 
Stacey Abrams, Founder, Fair Fight Action

The series kicks off with Navigating Your SAGAFTRA.org Member Account, a livestream covering the basics you’ll need to manage your union business at SAGAFTRA.org. This presentation will cover:

• Creating and managing your online membership account
• Tracking residuals
• Updating your contact information
• Membership dues portal

Moderator: Bob Butler, SAG-AFTRA Vice President, Broadcasters

Panelists:

• Ashley Mackey, Community Journalist & Digital Reporter KABC Los Angeles
• Nina Moini, Anchor & Reporter, Minnesota Public Radio, St. Paul 
• James Santelli, News Producer, KDKA Pittsburgh
• Justine Waldman, Anchor & Reporter, KRON San Francisco

This panel will cover: