Geena started the Geena Davis Institute because she was fed up with the lack of female representation in the shows her children were watching. 20 years later, Geena and the Institute team continue to advocate for stories and content that reflect our diverse world, and show children everywhere that if they can see it, they can be it. #SeeItBeIt | Geena Davis Institute on Gender in Media

Geena Davis Memorable Moments | IMDb Supercut

The Geena Davis Institute has been a champion for on-screen representation for 20 years. Our research, collaboration and thought leadership have changed the world of entertainment media and we need your support to strengthen our impact. Whether you contribute $20 or $2,000, your donation moves us closer to another 20 years of progress. Visit the link our bio to donate today. #GDI20 #seeitbeit | Geena Davis Institute on Gender in Media

Academy award-winner Geena Davis in Australia for blockbuster exhibition

Geena Davis' Strange Fear Of The Female Anatomy! | The Graham Norton Show

Happy National Archery Day! Did you know that movies like “The Hunger Games” and “Brave” led to more girls participating in archery? What we see on screen can inspire people of all ages to pursue new opportunities and discover new interests, including Geena herself! She became a competitive archer in her forties! Read more about the impact these movies had on archery participation at the link in our bio. #seeitbeit #archery | Geena Davis Institute on Gender in Media