Our fall issue gives an idea of HH&S’ busy calendar recently—the 2019 Sentinel Awards, with special guests that included Ava DuVernay, Norman Lear, Sam Levinson, Camilla Luddington, Chris Sullivan and Isabella Gomez; events on addiction and mental health, nuclear risk, maternal health, reproductive rights, and older adults; experts weighing in on killer robots, and so much more.
In a sometimes moving and deeply personal ceremony, the 2019 Sentinel Awards honored 13 TV shows for outstanding storylines dealing with critical topics such as addiction, criminal justice, mental health, nuclear risk and sexual assault.
Emmy winner, comedian, producer, writer and actor Larry Wilmore will host the 2023 Sentinel Awards, which celebrate some of the best and most challenging TV entertainment of the past year that made a difference in viewers' lives. The red-carpet event will be held on Dec. 6 at the Writers Guild Theater in Beverly Hills. The final 11 honorees, submitted by broadcast, cable and streaming networks and representing a range of topics on health, safety and security, will be announced at the ceremony.