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Miss Representation explores women’s under-representation in positions of power and influence in America by challenging the limited portrayal of women as encouraged by the mainstream media. As the most persuasiv">

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ip. We are building partnerships with influential non-profit organizations, and, in collaboration with these partners, we are organizing a social outreach campaign that will include community screenings, educational curricula, an interactive website, and other efforts to engage viewers in creating positive change. All revenue* from Miss Representation will go directly to these non-profit beneficiaries, and these organizations will be recognized in the film. Some of the organizations that we are partnered with include: 


*With the exception of legal fees, sales agent fees, and other expenses associated with distribution. 

Miss Representation explores women’s under-representation in positions of power and influence in America by challenging the limited portrayal of women as encouraged by the mainstream media. As the most persuasive and pervasive force of communication in our culture, the media dictates cultural values and gender norms, which in turn seep into our subconscious and impact both our attitudes and actions. In this climate of dangerous stereotypes and rigid gender roles, women are trivialized, objectified, and rarely viewed as powerful figures—making it more difficult for many women and young girls to feel powerful themselves. Accompanied by a collaborative social outreach campaign, Miss Representation will celebrate women’s progress across America and empower our audience to take action for transformative social change.

 
 
 

Miss Representation Directed and Produced by Jennifer Siebel Newsom