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2018 Sentinel Awards

Special Guests for a Special Night

The Netflix series One Day at a Time was honored for its storyline on mental health. Accepting the award were co-star Justina Machado (left), executive producers Mike Royce and Gloria Calderon Kellett, writers Caroline Levich and Michelle Badillo, and executive producer Brent Miller.

2018 Sentinel Awards

TV Can Make a Difference

"13 Reasons Why" EPs Joy Gorman Wettels and Kristel Laiblin encourage people to believe survivors of sexual assault.

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Abortion on TV

Legal abortions are common and safe. So why are so many on TV overdramatized? We helped make this video to set the record straight.

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Oh What a Night

Check out the coverage of the 2018 Sentinel Awards, where the honorees spoke about how their shows affect real people.

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'Women in Their Prime Time: Aging in (and Out of) Hollywood'

TV and film legends Norman Lear and Rita Moreno led a discussion on “Women in Their Prime Time: Aging in (and Out of) Hollywood,” at the WGAW. Moreno, an Academy Award winner and now co-star of Lear's One Day at a Time on Netflix, said the struggle to keep working is "very poignant."

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HH&S helps us tell the right stories in the right way. We’re so fortunate and grateful to have [them] as our partners.