HH&S Newsletter (Fall 2022)

Our fall newsletter spotlighted the 2022 Sentinel Awards, our first live red-carpet event in three years, which drew celebrities including Quinta Brunson (Abbott Elementary); Hannah Einbinder and Paul W. Downs (Hacks); Sarah Podemski (Reservation Dogs); Allison Miller (A Million Little Things); Sara Tomko (Resident Alien); and Shoniqua Shandai, Jerrie Johnson and Meagan Good (Harlem).

Our fall newsletter spotlighted the 2022 Sentinel Awards, our first live red-carpet event in three years; the five winners of the Blue Sky Scriptwriting Contest; changing the way we talking about dying; and the third Sunnylands storytelling retreat that brought together experts and showrunners to explore how popular entertainment can help build an equitable society. Read more

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