Call for Entries Blue Sky Scriptwriting Contest We received more than 70 entries for our Blue Sky contest. Five fellowships of $7,500 each and a grand prize of $20,000 will be awarded.
Must Watch The Sentinel Champion Introducing the world's newest super figure—The Sentinel—who's been called on to help champion and honor TV's hero storytellers.
In the Works TV That Makes a Difference More than 150 submissions were screened for eligibility for the 2022 Sentinel Awards. Now it's on to the first round of judging.
Webinar Averting Catastrophe What does the Russia-Ukraine conflict mean for the future of war, diplomacy and nuclear risks? A panel of experts had some answers.
Webinar Writing the Wrongs of the Past A discussion moderated by journalist Jelani Cobb looked at bias in Hollywood. Things have changed; much more needs to be done.
Webinar Pandemic Trauma Moderated by CNN's Phil Mattingly, the panel explored how the pandemic affected our already beleaguered healthcare workers.
Must Watch Abortion on TV The abortion pill was approved in 2000, yet it's rarely been seen on TV. News coverage wasn’t much better. Watch our video timeline.
Panel Navigating Breast Cancer Survivors and previvors of breast cancer are faced with difficult choices about how their medical treatments can affect fertility.
Must Watch Aging Well with Community A SCAN Foundation series highlights three caregivers and their relationships with the special older adults in their lives.
2021 Sentinel Awards A Virtual VIP Affair The event, co-hosted by Gloria Calderón Kellett and Mike Royce, honored NBC’s New Amsterdam with an award for Season 3.
Panel The Hiroshima Cover-Up Author Lesley Blume and journalist Eric Schlosser discussed her new book "Fallout" and the true story of the Hiroshima bombing.
Panel The Black Birth Experience Black women are more likely to die in pregnancy and childbirth than women in any other race group.
Panel What Poverty Looks Like We brought together five leading creative talents behind TV shows that are shaking up the narrative of what poverty looks like.
Launched Going Nuclear A showcase of work done by HH&S and our partners in the N Square network to raise awareness about the nuclear threat.
Panel Black Women & Breast Cancer Racism, bias and a mistrust of the medical system all affect the outcome for young Black women with breast cancer.
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 don’t want you to be hopeful. I want you to panic. I want you to act as if our house is on fire. Because it is. —climate activistGreta Thunberg
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.
