Invisible Wins: Mentoring, Diversity, and Inclusion in the Media https://soundcloud.com/angela-aguayo/megan-alex/s-3WWsm

Alexandra Juhasz is chair of the Film department at Brooklyn College, CUNY. She makes and studies committed media practices that contribute to political change and individual and community growth. She is the author of AIDS TV (Duke University Press, 1995); Women of Vision: Histories in Feminist Film and Video (University of Minnesota Press, 2001); F Is for Phony: Fake Documentary and Truth's Undoing, coedited with Jesse Lerner (University of Minnesota Press, 2005); Learning from YouTube (MIT Press, 2011); The Blackwell Companion on Contemporary Documentary, coedited with Alisa Lebow (Blackwell, 2015); and Sisters in the Life: A History of Out African American Lesbian Media-Making, coedited with Yvonne Welbon (Duke University Press, 2018). Her current work #100HardTruths-#FakeNews is on and about feminist internet culture, including fake news: scalar.me/100hardtruths and fakenews-poetry.org.

Megan Cunningham is the founder and CEO of Magnet Media, an award-winning digital production studio and marketing services firm. Over the past decade Magnet Media has become known for its pioneering approach to reaching audiences through compelling storytelling on emerging platforms. Their clients include Apple, Microsoft, Google, ABC, Showtime, the Associated Press, DreamWorks Animation, NBC, and more. Cunningham began her career as a producer of educational videos to promote social change. She has worked on several documentaries for cable and public television.