The Gay & Lesbian Alliance Against Defamation (GLAAD),
the nation's LGBT media advocacy & anti-defamation org
has launched its People of Color Media Training Institute as
a part of the organization's National People of Color Media
Initiative. This media program will bring diverse LGBT
voices & stories to Americans. The Media Training Institute,
funded by the Arcus Foundation & created specifically for
people of color who are LGBT or LGBT allies to develop
a group of passionate & visible leaders to speak in national
media outlets about issues that impact the lives of LGBT
people & their families. The Institute will consist of a 2 day,
advanced spokesperson training program in New York &
Los Angeles where GLAAD staff, leading journalists & key
media trainers will develop Institute participants in areas
of framing & messaging for on-camera & radio interviews.
For More Info: glaad.org/programs/pocmedia
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While the visibility of LGBT people and issues continues to grow, far too often the voices,
views and faces of people of color are underrepresented, if represented at all, in American news, entertainment and online media. This initiative will help us elevate more voices and continue GLAAD's ongoing effort to ensure that LGBT issues are represented in a fair, accurate and inclusive way - celebrating the rich diversity of the community and our allies.
Rashad Robinson, GLAAD's Senior Director of Media Programs
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