More than Mascots: It’s Time to End Cultural Appropriation of Native Americans in Sports
The appropriation of Native American symbols has been par for the course in American sports. But many fans are saying it doesn’t have to stay that way.
Hope and Action: Asian Americans' Growing Influence
This report showcases the growth and power of the Asian American community along with the key opportunities for action.
The Privilege to Challenge
As Women’s History Month came to a close this year, Sandra Sims-Williams reflects on her career and this year’s International Women’s Day theme: #ChoosetoChallenge.
Shattering Stereotypes: How Today’s Women Over 50 are Redefining What’s Possible On-screen, at Work, and at Home
In this Diverse Intelligence Series report, we show where key opportunities lie and how overlooking “women of a certain age” means undervaluing not only their influence in society, but ultimately your own brand’s potential.
Celebrating Lunar New Year: Filling Up on Food, Family and Content
Although Asian Americans are the fastest-growing population in America, they have a low share of screen across all television programming. The industry can do more to bring authentic stories and depictions to our living rooms.
Why Inclusive TV Matters to the Black Community—and the Media Business
As Black audiences look to invest their time and money on content, the diversity of content that platforms offer could be the deciding factor for consumers weighing which services to keep after a trial period.
Understanding the Importance of TV Among Black Families
Family is critical in the Black community, and without the ability to gather and socialize in the traditional ways, such as through family meals, worship services and visits to the salon, television has taken on a deeper meaning.
The New Black Family Culture: Navigating Crises Through Content
Brands and media companies may benefit in understanding how to meet the demand as Black families are accessing more content than ever and leaning into programming where they can feel seen.
Being Seen On Screen: Diverse Representation and Inclusion on TV
This is Nielsen’s first report on the state of inclusion and representation in television programming in the U.S.
A Cultural Turning Point: Breaking Our Silence On Racial Injustice
George Floyd’s death was a turning point. It made clear for many Americans that these were not isolated incidents, but symptoms of a much broader collection of work we still need to do as a society.