| Our mission | Women In Film advocates for and advances the careers of women working in the screen industries—to achieve parity and transform culture. |
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Women In Film
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Mentoring/Guest Speaker VolunteerThe following volunteer roles are hands on experiences working directly with emerging Women In Film Members in a tangible mentoring capacity. The time commitment varies and can usually be worked around the Expert Volunteer's availability.Expert VolunteerAre you an experienced, established individual working in the screen industries, looking to give back to the next generation of women in the field? You could be a great fit to support our professional development programs as a mentor, juror, reader, guest speaker, or other expert volunteer!Jury/Reader VolunteerThe following volunteer opportunities read/screen and deliberate on the submissions received for our Programs. Much of this experience is remote but often includes at least one element of in-person or phone meetings. These roles are incredibly important to the programs as they help select the final participants/fellows/grantees chosen for each program.Event VolunteerJust looking for a way to help out or learn more about Women In Film? We’re always looking for event volunteers, and we also offer student internships throughout the year! |
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| How you help | Volunteers sharing their time and talents are essential to helping transform culture and move toward parity. |
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| About us | WIF believes that Gender parity—defined by equal opportunity, pay and representation—is a requirement of healthy civil society. Gender parity—defined by equal opportunity, pay and representation—is a requirement of healthy civil society. Parity is only possible when decision-makers change culture and policy, and hold themselves, their teams, and their businesses accountable for its implementation. Women helping women cultivates the next generation. Parity is good business. Parity, inclusivity, and equal representation are non-negotiable requirements of sustainable media businesses. |
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