Female Empowerment in the Age of The Handmaid’s Tale
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Participants:
Elisabeth Moss, "June Osborne" and Executive Producer
Yvonne Strahovski, "Serena Joy Waterford"
Joseph Fiennes, "Fred Waterford"
Ann Dowd, "Aunt Lydia"
Bruce Miller, Showrunner and Executive Producer
Warren Littlefield, Executive Producer
Moderator: Paola Ramos, VICE News Correspondent
The Paley Center’s series of conversations about media’s powerful shaping role in providing a diverse and inclusive platform for women welcomes the cast and creators of The Handmaid’s Tale. As this critically acclaimed and award-winning series begins its highly anticipated fourth season, how has the dystopian world of Gilead evolved to reflect the current fight for gender equality and female empowerment happening in our society? How will the show’s new story lines explore the ongoing conversation about women’s rights and the need to amplify women’s voices?
PaleyImpact 2021
The Paley Center for Media explores how media influences attitudes, behaviors, and actions, as well as shapes public discourse, on important social and cultural issues.
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