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What We're Watching

'Getting Bombed' Premieres

Getting Bombed, featuring casual conversations over drinks with nuclear experts on the existential threats that keep them up at night, premiered Feb. 8 on YouTube. The streaming series is a joint production between Hollywood, Health & Society and 44 Blue Productions. Chris Reinacher is the host.

2019 Sentinel Awards

A Red Carpet Celebration

Ava DuVernay's When They See Us was among the honorees, which also included Chernobyl, Grace and Frankie, Grey's Anatomy and Mom.

Addiction & Recovery

Breaking the Stigma

HH&S brought together experts to discuss how Hollywood can help change the narrative around addiction and mental health.

I really believe we're in a watershed moment as storytellers, and I'm incredibly grateful to Hollywood, Health & Society for being part of the vanguard [to help us].

ALEX MAGGIO

writer, Madam Secretary

People We Love

Selena Gomez: Life With Lupus

Selena Gomez has been open about living with lupus, and the singer now reveals the unfair criticism she gets about body image.

Workshop

Atomic Storytelling

TV writers and producers guided a dozen participants through a two-day storytelling workshop on writing the nuclear narrative.

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What We're Reading

'A Cancer Gnawing at the Nation'

In their new book “Tightrope: Americans Reaching for Hope,” Nicholas Kristof and Sheryl WuDunn write about the unraveling of working-class communities in America because of three key factors: loss of jobs, an explosion of drugs, and families shattered by incarceration.

Maternal Health

Racism & Childbirth

Our panel explored why black women are three to four times more likely to die after giving birth than white women.

Video: Reproductive Rights

A Brighter Future

“Handmaid’s Tale” writer/producer Dorothy Fortenberry explains why we should also tell hopeful stories about reproductive rights.

Caregiving

Honoring 'Hope's Heroes'

Caregivers represent all backgrounds and ages. The SCAN Foundation’s Rose Parade float celebrated these everyday heroes.

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I really believe we're in a watershed moment as storytellers, and I'm incredibly grateful to Hollywood, Health & Society for being part of the vanguard [to help us].