Geena started the Geena Davis Institute because she was fed up with the lack of female representation in the shows her children were watching. 20 years later, Geena and the Institute team continue to advocate for stories and content that reflect our diverse world, and show children everywhere that if they can see it, they can be it. #SeeItBeIt | Geena Davis Institute on Gender in Media

The Geena Davis Institute has been a champion for on-screen representation for 20 years. Our research, collaboration and thought leadership have changed the world of entertainment media and we need your support to strengthen our impact. Whether you contribute $20 or $2,000, your donation moves us closer to another 20 years of progress. Visit the link our bio to donate today. #GDI20 #seeitbeit | Geena Davis Institute on Gender in Media

In 2004, Two-time Academy Award-winning actor Geena Davis was shocked by the lack of female characters in programming she was watching with her young daughter. 20 years later, the Geena Davis Institute is a driving force behind increased representation in global entertainment media. In celebration of our 20th anniversary, we’re excited to share our new look! Check out our new website at geenadavisinstitute.org and learn more about how the Geena Davis Institute has championed diverse representati

Viola Davis | IMDb Supercut

First Television Credit for Geena Davis | Knight Rider

As we watch the 2024 Olympic Games, we remember the @funnyordie feature spotlight on Geena’s love for archery. She was inspired to take up the sport after the 1996 Olympics, and qualified for the 2000 Olympic trial semifinals in New Jersey. Seeing archery on screen inspired Geena just like how films “Brave” and “The Hunger Games” inspired women of all ages to pick up a bow and arrow. You can read more about this phenomenon on our website. 🏹💪🏅 #seeitbeit #GDI20 #ParisOlympics | Geena Davis Ins