Inclusion and Equity

  • Employing Writers With Disabilities

    Guidelines for hiring and supporting writers with disabilities.

  • WGA Inclusion Report Card Update

    As part of its effort to call attention to employment discrimination in our industry, the WGAW has released this updated report with data from the 2019 TV Staffing Season.

  • Because of Her

    The Committee of Women Writers celebrates Women’s History Month with three conversations between two female writers at a time. Photo: Michael Jones

  • 2019 TV Writer Access Project Honorees

    See the honorees for the 2019 TV Writer Access Project, a program designed to identify excellent, historically underrepresented writers with television experience. Photo: Michael Jones

  • 2019 TV Writer Access Project Honorees

    See the honorees for the 2019 TV Writer Access Project, a program designed to identify excellent, historically underrepresented writers with television experience. Photo: Michael Jones

Welcome to WGAW Inclusion and Equity

The WGAW's Inclusion and Equity Department works with producers, studio and network executives, and writers to increase employment opportunities and the availability of writing assignments for writers who are Asian/Pacific Islander, Native American & Indigenous, African-American, Latino, women, over 40, LGBTQ+, or disabled.

PHOTOS
Inclusion and Equity Department News & Events

See how the Inclusion and Equity Department is increasing opportunities for writers

UPCOMING EVENTS

Find upcoming Inclusion and Equity events on the Guild Calendar

FAQ

Read these Frequently Asked Questions about WGAW Inclusion and Equity

VIDEO

Watch WGAW Inclusion and Equity panels and other events

Hollywood Writers Report

Commissioned by the WGAW, the Hollywood Writers Report provides an update on the progress of women, minority, and older writers on the employment and earnings fronts in both film and television.

What We Do

The department works with industry personnel to develop access and talent development programs and also hosts events, panels, and seminars to promote a more positive image of historically underemployed writers, to increase the industry's awareness of the unique obstacles often faced by these writers, and to encourage positive change in hiring practices.