Membership Criteria
For professionals in academia and industry research/analysis focused on leveraging media, arts, or entertainment to foster social good or healthy democracy. Members should have significant experience in academic roles or industry research, having led research projects or produced scholarly work in this field, and be recognized through publications, awards, or leadership in research-focused organizations.
The requirements (as outlined below) must be met within the four (4) years preceding one's application for membership or membership review. In each instance, such requirements apply to the public launch or distribution of an academic or educational project (i.e. academic article, field study, institute).
Applicants must meet criteria in at least two (2) of the following three (3) categories:
1. Experience: Employment for a minimum of two (2) years within the last four (4) years with a professor title (tenured or tenure-track), head of an institute, director of a research-focused organization, principal investigator, or PhD candidate (having completed significant research) focused on leveraging the power of media, arts or entertainment for social good or healthy democracy.
2. Credentials: Publicly launching or exhibiting a minimum of two (2) academic or educational projects—including but not limited to books (or five peer-reviewed articles), performances, multimedia exhibitions, or podcasts – or organizations focused on the power of media, arts, or entertainment for social good or healthy democracy.
3. Recognition: Receiving recognition (e.g. qualified nomination, award, major grants) from a minimum of two (2) organizations commending excellence using the power of media, arts, or entertainment for social good or healthy democracy. Or present a qualified body of work relevant to the Peer Group that warrants a waiver to the above requirements.
For professionals in academia and industry research/analysis focused on leveraging media, arts, or entertainment to foster social good or healthy democracy. Members should have significant experience in academic roles or industry research, having led research projects or produced scholarly work in this field, and be recognized through publications, awards, or leadership in research-focused organizations.
The requirements (as outlined below) must be met within the four (4) years preceding one's application for membership or membership review. In each instance, such requirements apply to the public launch or distribution of an academic or educational project (i.e. academic article, field study, institute).
Applicants must meet criteria in at least two (2) of the following three (3) categories:
1. Experience: Employment for a minimum of two (2) years within the last four (4) years with a professor title (tenured or tenure-track), head of an institute, director of a research-focused organization, principal investigator, or PhD candidate (having completed significant research) focused on leveraging the power of media, arts or entertainment for social good or healthy democracy.
2. Credentials: Publicly launching or exhibiting a minimum of two (2) academic or educational projects—including but not limited to books (or five peer-reviewed articles), performances, multimedia exhibitions, or podcasts – or organizations focused on the power of media, arts, or entertainment for social good or healthy democracy.
3. Recognition: Receiving recognition (e.g. qualified nomination, award, major grants) from a minimum of two (2) organizations commending excellence using the power of media, arts, or entertainment for social good or healthy democracy. Or present a qualified body of work relevant to the Peer Group that warrants a waiver to the above requirements.
For professionals in academia and industry research/analysis focused on leveraging media, arts, or entertainment to foster social good or healthy democracy. Members should have significant experience in academic roles or industry research, having led research projects or produced scholarly work in this field, and be recognized through publications, awards, or leadership in research-focused organizations.
The requirements (as outlined below) must be met within the four (4) years preceding one's application for membership or membership review. In each instance, such requirements apply to the public launch or distribution of an academic or educational project (i.e. academic article, field study, institute).
Applicants must meet criteria in at least two (2) of the following three (3) categories:
1. Experience: Employment for a minimum of two (2) years within the last four (4) years with a professor title (tenured or tenure-track), head of an institute, director of a research-focused organization, principal investigator, or PhD candidate (having completed significant research) focused on leveraging the power of media, arts or entertainment for social good or healthy democracy.
2. Credentials: Publicly launching or exhibiting a minimum of two (2) academic or educational projects—including but not limited to books (or five peer-reviewed articles), performances, multimedia exhibitions, or podcasts – or organizations focused on the power of media, arts, or entertainment for social good or healthy democracy.
3. Recognition: Receiving recognition (e.g. qualified nomination, award, major grants) from a minimum of two (2) organizations commending excellence using the power of media, arts, or entertainment for social good or healthy democracy. Or present a qualified body of work relevant to the Peer Group that warrants a waiver to the above requirements.
For professionals in academia and industry research/analysis focused on leveraging media, arts, or entertainment to foster social good or healthy democracy. Members should have significant experience in academic roles or industry research, having led research projects or produced scholarly work in this field, and be recognized through publications, awards, or leadership in research-focused organizations.
The requirements (as outlined below) must be met within the four (4) years preceding one's application for membership or membership review. In each instance, such requirements apply to the public launch or distribution of an academic or educational project (i.e. academic article, field study, institute).
Applicants must meet criteria in at least two (2) of the following three (3) categories:
1. Experience: Employment for a minimum of two (2) years within the last four (4) years with a professor title (tenured or tenure-track), head of an institute, director of a research-focused organization, principal investigator, or PhD candidate (having completed significant research) focused on leveraging the power of media, arts or entertainment for social good or healthy democracy.
2. Credentials: Publicly launching or exhibiting a minimum of two (2) academic or educational projects—including but not limited to books (or five peer-reviewed articles), performances, multimedia exhibitions, or podcasts – or organizations focused on the power of media, arts, or entertainment for social good or healthy democracy.
3. Recognition: Receiving recognition (e.g. qualified nomination, award, major grants) from a minimum of two (2) organizations commending excellence using the power of media, arts, or entertainment for social good or healthy democracy. Or present a qualified body of work relevant to the Peer Group that warrants a waiver to the above requirements.
For creators, producers, and executives in the audio, radio, and podcasting spaces who utilize these platforms to promote social good or healthy democracy. Members are expected to have professional experience in audio content creation, management, or distribution, with notable projects, initiatives, or recognition that demonstrate their impact within the industry.
The requirements (as outlined below) must be met within the four (4) years preceding one’s application for membership or membership review. In each instance, such requirements apply to the development, production, and/or distribution of audio/radio/podcasting content, initiatives, campaigns, companies, or organizations.
Applicants must meet criteria in at least two (2) of the following three (3) categories:
1. Experience: Employed a minimum of two (2) years within the last four (4) years hosting, writing, editing, or producing audio/radio/podcasting content – or in a senior leadership position (e.g. Director-level or above) at an organization – and be responsible for creating content, initiatives, or other work promoting social good or healthy democracy through radio, podcasting, or other audio platforms.
2. Credentials: Publicly launching or exhibiting a minimum of two (2) specific projects, initiatives, programs, or organizations through radio, podcasting, or other audio platforms focused on social good or healthy democracy.
3. Recognition: Receiving recognition (e.g. qualified nomination, award) from a minimum of two (2) organizations commending excellence using radio, podcasting, or other audio platforms for social good or healthy democracy.
Or present a qualified body of work relevant to the Peer Group that warrants a waiver to the above requirements.
For creators, producers, and executives in the audio, radio, and podcasting spaces who utilize these platforms to promote social good or healthy democracy. Members are expected to have professional experience in audio content creation, management, or distribution, with notable projects, initiatives, or recognition that demonstrate their impact within the industry.
The requirements (as outlined below) must be met within the four (4) years preceding one’s application for membership or membership review. In each instance, such requirements apply to the development, production, and/or distribution of audio/radio/podcasting content, initiatives, campaigns, companies, or organizations.
Applicants must meet criteria in at least two (2) of the following three (3) categories:
1. Experience: Employed a minimum of two (2) years within the last four (4) years hosting, writing, editing, or producing audio/radio/podcasting content – or in a senior leadership position (e.g. Director-level or above) at an organization – and be responsible for creating content, initiatives, or other work promoting social good or healthy democracy through radio, podcasting, or other audio platforms.
2. Credentials: Publicly launching or exhibiting a minimum of two (2) specific projects, initiatives, programs, or organizations through radio, podcasting, or other audio platforms focused on social good or healthy democracy.
3. Recognition: Receiving recognition (e.g. qualified nomination, award) from a minimum of two (2) organizations commending excellence using radio, podcasting, or other audio platforms for social good or healthy democracy.
Or present a qualified body of work relevant to the Peer Group that warrants a waiver to the above requirements.
For creators, producers, and executives in the audio, radio, and podcasting spaces who utilize these platforms to promote social good or healthy democracy. Members are expected to have professional experience in audio content creation, management, or distribution, with notable projects, initiatives, or recognition that demonstrate their impact within the industry.
The requirements (as outlined below) must be met within the four (4) years preceding one’s application for membership or membership review. In each instance, such requirements apply to the development, production, and/or distribution of audio/radio/podcasting content, initiatives, campaigns, companies, or organizations.
Applicants must meet criteria in at least two (2) of the following three (3) categories:
1. Experience: Employed a minimum of two (2) years within the last four (4) years hosting, writing, editing, or producing audio/radio/podcasting content – or in a senior leadership position (e.g. Director-level or above) at an organization – and be responsible for creating content, initiatives, or other work promoting social good or healthy democracy through radio, podcasting, or other audio platforms.
2. Credentials: Publicly launching or exhibiting a minimum of two (2) specific projects, initiatives, programs, or organizations through radio, podcasting, or other audio platforms focused on social good or healthy democracy.
3. Recognition: Receiving recognition (e.g. qualified nomination, award) from a minimum of two (2) organizations commending excellence using radio, podcasting, or other audio platforms for social good or healthy democracy.
Or present a qualified body of work relevant to the Peer Group that warrants a waiver to the above requirements.
For creators, producers, and executives in the audio, radio, and podcasting spaces who utilize these platforms to promote social good or healthy democracy. Members are expected to have professional experience in audio content creation, management, or distribution, with notable projects, initiatives, or recognition that demonstrate their impact within the industry.
The requirements (as outlined below) must be met within the four (4) years preceding one’s application for membership or membership review. In each instance, such requirements apply to the development, production, and/or distribution of audio/radio/podcasting content, initiatives, campaigns, companies, or organizations.
Applicants must meet criteria in at least two (2) of the following three (3) categories:
1. Experience: Employed a minimum of two (2) years within the last four (4) years hosting, writing, editing, or producing audio/radio/podcasting content – or in a senior leadership position (e.g. Director-level or above) at an organization – and be responsible for creating content, initiatives, or other work promoting social good or healthy democracy through radio, podcasting, or other audio platforms.
2. Credentials: Publicly launching or exhibiting a minimum of two (2) specific projects, initiatives, programs, or organizations through radio, podcasting, or other audio platforms focused on social good or healthy democracy.
3. Recognition: Receiving recognition (e.g. qualified nomination, award) from a minimum of two (2) organizations commending excellence using radio, podcasting, or other audio platforms for social good or healthy democracy.
Or present a qualified body of work relevant to the Peer Group that warrants a waiver to the above requirements.
For communications executives, consultants, and other professionals; journalists; and public relations professionals who use media to inform, educate, and foster a healthier democracy. Members should have demonstrated leadership in communications, significant project launches, and/or recognition within communications, journalism, or PR that highlights their contributions to social good.
The requirements (as outlined below) must be met within the four (4) years preceding one’s application for membership or membership review. In each instance, such requirements apply to the development and/or distribution of content, initiatives, campaigns, companies, or organizations.
Applicants must meet criteria in at least two (2) of the following three (3) categories:
1. Experience: Employed a minimum of two (2) years within the last four (4) years in a senior leadership position (e.g. Director-level or above) in an organization and be responsible for leading work using communications (e.g. strategic communications, journalism, or public relations) promoting social good or healthy democracy.
2. Credentials: Publicly launching or exhibiting a minimum of two (2) specific projects, initiatives, programs, campaigns, content series, organizations, or other work using communications, journalism, or public relations to promote social good or healthy democracy.
3. Recognition: Receiving recognition (e.g. qualified nomination, award) from a minimum of two (2) organizations commending excellence in communications for promoting social good or healthy democracy.
Or present a qualified body of work relevant to the Peer Group that warrants a waiver to the above requirements.
For communications executives, consultants, and other professionals; journalists; and public relations professionals who use media to inform, educate, and foster a healthier democracy. Members should have demonstrated leadership in communications, significant project launches, and/or recognition within communications, journalism, or PR that highlights their contributions to social good.
The requirements (as outlined below) must be met within the four (4) years preceding one’s application for membership or membership review. In each instance, such requirements apply to the development and/or distribution of content, initiatives, campaigns, companies, or organizations.
Applicants must meet criteria in at least two (2) of the following three (3) categories:
1. Experience: Employed a minimum of two (2) years within the last four (4) years in a senior leadership position (e.g. Director-level or above) in an organization and be responsible for leading work using communications (e.g. strategic communications, journalism, or public relations) promoting social good or healthy democracy.
2. Credentials: Publicly launching or exhibiting a minimum of two (2) specific projects, initiatives, programs, campaigns, content series, organizations, or other work using communications, journalism, or public relations to promote social good or healthy democracy.
3. Recognition: Receiving recognition (e.g. qualified nomination, award) from a minimum of two (2) organizations commending excellence in communications for promoting social good or healthy democracy.
Or present a qualified body of work relevant to the Peer Group that warrants a waiver to the above requirements.
For communications executives, consultants, and other professionals; journalists; and public relations professionals who use media to inform, educate, and foster a healthier democracy. Members should have demonstrated leadership in communications, significant project launches, and/or recognition within communications, journalism, or PR that highlights their contributions to social good.
The requirements (as outlined below) must be met within the four (4) years preceding one’s application for membership or membership review. In each instance, such requirements apply to the development and/or distribution of content, initiatives, campaigns, companies, or organizations.
Applicants must meet criteria in at least two (2) of the following three (3) categories:
1. Experience: Employed a minimum of two (2) years within the last four (4) years in a senior leadership position (e.g. Director-level or above) in an organization and be responsible for leading work using communications (e.g. strategic communications, journalism, or public relations) promoting social good or healthy democracy.
2. Credentials: Publicly launching or exhibiting a minimum of two (2) specific projects, initiatives, programs, campaigns, content series, organizations, or other work using communications, journalism, or public relations to promote social good or healthy democracy.
3. Recognition: Receiving recognition (e.g. qualified nomination, award) from a minimum of two (2) organizations commending excellence in communications for promoting social good or healthy democracy.
Or present a qualified body of work relevant to the Peer Group that warrants a waiver to the above requirements.
For communications executives, consultants, and other professionals; journalists; and public relations professionals who use media to inform, educate, and foster a healthier democracy. Members should have demonstrated leadership in communications, significant project launches, and/or recognition within communications, journalism, or PR that highlights their contributions to social good.
The requirements (as outlined below) must be met within the four (4) years preceding one’s application for membership or membership review. In each instance, such requirements apply to the development and/or distribution of content, initiatives, campaigns, companies, or organizations.
Applicants must meet criteria in at least two (2) of the following three (3) categories:
1. Experience: Employed a minimum of two (2) years within the last four (4) years in a senior leadership position (e.g. Director-level or above) in an organization and be responsible for leading work using communications (e.g. strategic communications, journalism, or public relations) promoting social good or healthy democracy.
2. Credentials: Publicly launching or exhibiting a minimum of two (2) specific projects, initiatives, programs, campaigns, content series, organizations, or other work using communications, journalism, or public relations to promote social good or healthy democracy.
3. Recognition: Receiving recognition (e.g. qualified nomination, award) from a minimum of two (2) organizations commending excellence in communications for promoting social good or healthy democracy.
Or present a qualified body of work relevant to the Peer Group that warrants a waiver to the above requirements.
For filmmakers, writers, producers, directors, actors, executives, and all other above- and below-the-line professionals in the film and television sectors committed to creating content that drives social change or supports healthy democracy. Members must show a track record of producing socially impactful content through film or television projects, with demonstrable recognition within the industry.
The requirements (as outlined below) must be met within the four (4) years preceding one’s application for membership or membership review. In each instance, such requirements apply to the development, production, and/or distribution of film or film content (e.g. full-length feature films, documentaries, film series) or television content (e.g. episodes, series).
For Film, applicants must meet criteria in at least two (2) of the following three (3) categories:
1. Experience: Employed a minimum of two (2) years within the last four (4) years as an independent filmmaker – or in a senior leadership position (e.g. Director-level or above) in a film-focused department, studio, network, production company, financing company, distributor, exhibitor, or other organization – developing film or film content for social good or healthy democracy.
2. Credentials: Publicly launching or exhibiting (including festival premieres) a minimum of two (2) films or film content promoting social good or healthy democracy.
3. Recognition: Receiving recognition (e.g. qualified nomination, award) from a minimum of two (2) organizations commending excellence in film that promotes social good or healthy democracy.
Or present a qualified body of work relevant to the Peer Group that warrants a waiver to the above requirements.
For TV, applicants must meet criteria in at least two (2) of the following three (3) categories:
1. Experience: Employed a minimum of two (2) years within the last four (4) years in a senior leadership position (e.g. Director-level or above) at a television network, production company, distributor, or other organization producing, directing, writing, editing, or otherwise creating television episodes or series promoting social good or healthy democracy.
2. Credentials: Publicly launching or exhibiting a minimum of two (2) television episodes or series promoting social good or healthy democracy.
3. Recognition: Receiving recognition (e.g. qualified nomination, award) from a minimum of two (2) organizations commending excellence in television that promotes social good or healthy democracy.
Or present a qualified body of work relevant to the Peer Group that warrants a waiver to the above requirements.
For filmmakers, writers, producers, directors, actors, executives, and all other above- and below-the-line professionals in the film and television sectors committed to creating content that drives social change or supports healthy democracy. Members must show a track record of producing socially impactful content through film or television projects, with demonstrable recognition within the industry.
The requirements (as outlined below) must be met within the four (4) years preceding one’s application for membership or membership review. In each instance, such requirements apply to the development, production, and/or distribution of film or film content (e.g. full-length feature films, documentaries, film series) or television content (e.g. episodes, series).
For Film, applicants must meet criteria in at least two (2) of the following three (3) categories:
1. Experience: Employed a minimum of two (2) years within the last four (4) years as an independent filmmaker – or in a senior leadership position (e.g. Director-level or above) in a film-focused department, studio, network, production company, financing company, distributor, exhibitor, or other organization – developing film or film content for social good or healthy democracy.
2. Credentials: Publicly launching or exhibiting (including festival premieres) a minimum of two (2) films or film content promoting social good or healthy democracy.
3. Recognition: Receiving recognition (e.g. qualified nomination, award) from a minimum of two (2) organizations commending excellence in film that promotes social good or healthy democracy.
Or present a qualified body of work relevant to the Peer Group that warrants a waiver to the above requirements.
For TV, applicants must meet criteria in at least two (2) of the following three (3) categories:
1. Experience: Employed a minimum of two (2) years within the last four (4) years in a senior leadership position (e.g. Director-level or above) at a television network, production company, distributor, or other organization producing, directing, writing, editing, or otherwise creating television episodes or series promoting social good or healthy democracy.
2. Credentials: Publicly launching or exhibiting a minimum of two (2) television episodes or series promoting social good or healthy democracy.
3. Recognition: Receiving recognition (e.g. qualified nomination, award) from a minimum of two (2) organizations commending excellence in television that promotes social good or healthy democracy.
Or present a qualified body of work relevant to the Peer Group that warrants a waiver to the above requirements.
For filmmakers, writers, producers, directors, actors, executives, and all other above- and below-the-line professionals in the film and television sectors committed to creating content that drives social change or supports healthy democracy. Members must show a track record of producing socially impactful content through film or television projects, with demonstrable recognition within the industry.
The requirements (as outlined below) must be met within the four (4) years preceding one’s application for membership or membership review. In each instance, such requirements apply to the development, production, and/or distribution of film or film content (e.g. full-length feature films, documentaries, film series) or television content (e.g. episodes, series).
For Film, applicants must meet criteria in at least two (2) of the following three (3) categories:
1. Experience: Employed a minimum of two (2) years within the last four (4) years as an independent filmmaker – or in a senior leadership position (e.g. Director-level or above) in a film-focused department, studio, network, production company, financing company, distributor, exhibitor, or other organization – developing film or film content for social good or healthy democracy.
2. Credentials: Publicly launching or exhibiting (including festival premieres) a minimum of two (2) films or film content promoting social good or healthy democracy.
3. Recognition: Receiving recognition (e.g. qualified nomination, award) from a minimum of two (2) organizations commending excellence in film that promotes social good or healthy democracy.
Or present a qualified body of work relevant to the Peer Group that warrants a waiver to the above requirements.
For TV, applicants must meet criteria in at least two (2) of the following three (3) categories:
1. Experience: Employed a minimum of two (2) years within the last four (4) years in a senior leadership position (e.g. Director-level or above) at a television network, production company, distributor, or other organization producing, directing, writing, editing, or otherwise creating television episodes or series promoting social good or healthy democracy.
2. Credentials: Publicly launching or exhibiting a minimum of two (2) television episodes or series promoting social good or healthy democracy.
3. Recognition: Receiving recognition (e.g. qualified nomination, award) from a minimum of two (2) organizations commending excellence in television that promotes social good or healthy democracy.
Or present a qualified body of work relevant to the Peer Group that warrants a waiver to the above requirements.
For filmmakers, writers, producers, directors, actors, executives, and all other above- and below-the-line professionals in the film and television sectors committed to creating content that drives social change or supports healthy democracy. Members must show a track record of producing socially impactful content through film or television projects, with demonstrable recognition within the industry.
The requirements (as outlined below) must be met within the four (4) years preceding one’s application for membership or membership review. In each instance, such requirements apply to the development, production, and/or distribution of film or film content (e.g. full-length feature films, documentaries, film series) or television content (e.g. episodes, series).
For Film, applicants must meet criteria in at least two (2) of the following three (3) categories:
1. Experience: Employed a minimum of two (2) years within the last four (4) years as an independent filmmaker – or in a senior leadership position (e.g. Director-level or above) in a film-focused department, studio, network, production company, financing company, distributor, exhibitor, or other organization – developing film or film content for social good or healthy democracy.
2. Credentials: Publicly launching or exhibiting (including festival premieres) a minimum of two (2) films or film content promoting social good or healthy democracy.
3. Recognition: Receiving recognition (e.g. qualified nomination, award) from a minimum of two (2) organizations commending excellence in film that promotes social good or healthy democracy.
Or present a qualified body of work relevant to the Peer Group that warrants a waiver to the above requirements.
For TV, applicants must meet criteria in at least two (2) of the following three (3) categories:
1. Experience: Employed a minimum of two (2) years within the last four (4) years in a senior leadership position (e.g. Director-level or above) at a television network, production company, distributor, or other organization producing, directing, writing, editing, or otherwise creating television episodes or series promoting social good or healthy democracy.
2. Credentials: Publicly launching or exhibiting a minimum of two (2) television episodes or series promoting social good or healthy democracy.
3. Recognition: Receiving recognition (e.g. qualified nomination, award) from a minimum of two (2) organizations commending excellence in television that promotes social good or healthy democracy.
Or present a qualified body of work relevant to the Peer Group that warrants a waiver to the above requirements.
The requirements (as outlined below) must be met within the four (4) years preceding one’s application for membership or membership review. In each instance, such requirements apply to the development and/or distribution of content, initiative, campaign, or organization.
Applicants must meet criteria in at least two (2) of the following three (3) categories:
1. Experience: Employed a minimum of two (2) years within the last four (4) years in a senior leadership position (e.g. Director-level or above) and be responsible for developing video games, augmented reality, virtual reality, or other immersive content experiences that promote social good or healthy democracy.
2. Credentials: Publicly launching or exhibiting a minimum of two (2) specific projects, initiatives, programs, content series, organizations, or other work using video games, augmented reality, virtual reality, or other immersive content experiences promoting social good or healthy democracy.
3. Recognition: Receiving recognition (e.g. qualified nomination, award) from a minimum of two (2) organizations commending excellence video games, augmented reality, virtual reality, or other immersive content experiences promoting social good or healthy democracy.
Or present a qualified body of work relevant to the Peer Group that warrants a waiver to the above requirements.
The requirements (as outlined below) must be met within the four (4) years preceding one’s application for membership or membership review. In each instance, such requirements apply to the development and/or distribution of content, initiative, campaign, or organization.
Applicants must meet criteria in at least two (2) of the following three (3) categories:
1. Experience: Employed a minimum of two (2) years within the last four (4) years in a senior leadership position (e.g. Director-level or above) and be responsible for developing video games, augmented reality, virtual reality, or other immersive content experiences that promote social good or healthy democracy.
2. Credentials: Publicly launching or exhibiting a minimum of two (2) specific projects, initiatives, programs, content series, organizations, or other work using video games, augmented reality, virtual reality, or other immersive content experiences promoting social good or healthy democracy.
3. Recognition: Receiving recognition (e.g. qualified nomination, award) from a minimum of two (2) organizations commending excellence video games, augmented reality, virtual reality, or other immersive content experiences promoting social good or healthy democracy.
Or present a qualified body of work relevant to the Peer Group that warrants a waiver to the above requirements.
The requirements (as outlined below) must be met within the four (4) years preceding one’s application for membership or membership review. In each instance, such requirements apply to the development and/or distribution of content, initiative, campaign, or organization.
Applicants must meet criteria in at least two (2) of the following three (3) categories:
1. Experience: Employed a minimum of two (2) years within the last four (4) years in a senior leadership position (e.g. Director-level or above) and be responsible for developing video games, augmented reality, virtual reality, or other immersive content experiences that promote social good or healthy democracy.
2. Credentials: Publicly launching or exhibiting a minimum of two (2) specific projects, initiatives, programs, content series, organizations, or other work using video games, augmented reality, virtual reality, or other immersive content experiences promoting social good or healthy democracy.
3. Recognition: Receiving recognition (e.g. qualified nomination, award) from a minimum of two (2) organizations commending excellence video games, augmented reality, virtual reality, or other immersive content experiences promoting social good or healthy democracy.
Or present a qualified body of work relevant to the Peer Group that warrants a waiver to the above requirements.
The requirements (as outlined below) must be met within the four (4) years preceding one’s application for membership or membership review. In each instance, such requirements apply to the development and/or distribution of content, initiative, campaign, or organization.
Applicants must meet criteria in at least two (2) of the following three (3) categories:
1. Experience: Employed a minimum of two (2) years within the last four (4) years in a senior leadership position (e.g. Director-level or above) and be responsible for developing video games, augmented reality, virtual reality, or other immersive content experiences that promote social good or healthy democracy.
2. Credentials: Publicly launching or exhibiting a minimum of two (2) specific projects, initiatives, programs, content series, organizations, or other work using video games, augmented reality, virtual reality, or other immersive content experiences promoting social good or healthy democracy.
3. Recognition: Receiving recognition (e.g. qualified nomination, award) from a minimum of two (2) organizations commending excellence video games, augmented reality, virtual reality, or other immersive content experiences promoting social good or healthy democracy.
Or present a qualified body of work relevant to the Peer Group that warrants a waiver to the above requirements.
For angel investors, financiers, and individuals in philanthropic organizations or investment roles who allocate resources to projects and initiatives in media, arts, and entertainment that further social good and democracy. Members are expected to have substantial experience in philanthropy or investment management, with projects and organizations funded that reflect their commitment to impactful social causes.
The requirements (as outlined below) must be met within the four (4) years preceding one’s application for membership or membership review. In each instance, such requirements apply to the allocation of funding toward the exhibition of content, initiatives, campaigns, companies, or organizations.
Applicants must meet criteria in at least two (2) of the following three (3) categories:
1. Experience: Employed a minimum of two (2) years within the last four (4) years in a senior leadership position (e.g. Director level or above) leading a department, initiative, or organization providing cash or non-cash resources in the form of grants, program-related investments (PRIs), pro bono services, etc. to support the use of media, arts, or entertainment for social good or healthy democracy.
2. Credentials: Publicly launching a minimum of two (2) philanthropic projects, initiatives, programs, organizations, or other work making resources available for using media, arts, or entertainment for promote social good or healthy democracy.
3. Recognition: Receiving recognition (e.g. qualified nomination, award) from a minimum of two (2) organizations commending excellence in using media, arts, or entertainment for promoting social good or healthy democracy.
Or present a qualified body of work relevant to the Peer Group that warrants a waiver to the above requirements.
For angel investors, financiers, and individuals in philanthropic organizations or investment roles who allocate resources to projects and initiatives in media, arts, and entertainment that further social good and democracy. Members are expected to have substantial experience in philanthropy or investment management, with projects and organizations funded that reflect their commitment to impactful social causes.
The requirements (as outlined below) must be met within the four (4) years preceding one’s application for membership or membership review. In each instance, such requirements apply to the allocation of funding toward the exhibition of content, initiatives, campaigns, companies, or organizations.
Applicants must meet criteria in at least two (2) of the following three (3) categories:
1. Experience: Employed a minimum of two (2) years within the last four (4) years in a senior leadership position (e.g. Director level or above) leading a department, initiative, or organization providing cash or non-cash resources in the form of grants, program-related investments (PRIs), pro bono services, etc. to support the use of media, arts, or entertainment for social good or healthy democracy.
2. Credentials: Publicly launching a minimum of two (2) philanthropic projects, initiatives, programs, organizations, or other work making resources available for using media, arts, or entertainment for promote social good or healthy democracy.
3. Recognition: Receiving recognition (e.g. qualified nomination, award) from a minimum of two (2) organizations commending excellence in using media, arts, or entertainment for promoting social good or healthy democracy.
Or present a qualified body of work relevant to the Peer Group that warrants a waiver to the above requirements.
For angel investors, financiers, and individuals in philanthropic organizations or investment roles who allocate resources to projects and initiatives in media, arts, and entertainment that further social good and democracy. Members are expected to have substantial experience in philanthropy or investment management, with projects and organizations funded that reflect their commitment to impactful social causes.
The requirements (as outlined below) must be met within the four (4) years preceding one’s application for membership or membership review. In each instance, such requirements apply to the allocation of funding toward the exhibition of content, initiatives, campaigns, companies, or organizations.
Applicants must meet criteria in at least two (2) of the following three (3) categories:
1. Experience: Employed a minimum of two (2) years within the last four (4) years in a senior leadership position (e.g. Director level or above) leading a department, initiative, or organization providing cash or non-cash resources in the form of grants, program-related investments (PRIs), pro bono services, etc. to support the use of media, arts, or entertainment for social good or healthy democracy.
2. Credentials: Publicly launching a minimum of two (2) philanthropic projects, initiatives, programs, organizations, or other work making resources available for using media, arts, or entertainment for promote social good or healthy democracy.
3. Recognition: Receiving recognition (e.g. qualified nomination, award) from a minimum of two (2) organizations commending excellence in using media, arts, or entertainment for promoting social good or healthy democracy.
Or present a qualified body of work relevant to the Peer Group that warrants a waiver to the above requirements.
For angel investors, financiers, and individuals in philanthropic organizations or investment roles who allocate resources to projects and initiatives in media, arts, and entertainment that further social good and democracy. Members are expected to have substantial experience in philanthropy or investment management, with projects and organizations funded that reflect their commitment to impactful social causes.
The requirements (as outlined below) must be met within the four (4) years preceding one’s application for membership or membership review. In each instance, such requirements apply to the allocation of funding toward the exhibition of content, initiatives, campaigns, companies, or organizations.
Applicants must meet criteria in at least two (2) of the following three (3) categories:
1. Experience: Employed a minimum of two (2) years within the last four (4) years in a senior leadership position (e.g. Director level or above) leading a department, initiative, or organization providing cash or non-cash resources in the form of grants, program-related investments (PRIs), pro bono services, etc. to support the use of media, arts, or entertainment for social good or healthy democracy.
2. Credentials: Publicly launching a minimum of two (2) philanthropic projects, initiatives, programs, organizations, or other work making resources available for using media, arts, or entertainment for promote social good or healthy democracy.
3. Recognition: Receiving recognition (e.g. qualified nomination, award) from a minimum of two (2) organizations commending excellence in using media, arts, or entertainment for promoting social good or healthy democracy.
Or present a qualified body of work relevant to the Peer Group that warrants a waiver to the above requirements.
For authors, illustrators, publishers, editors, and other literary professionals who develop printed or digital written content promoting social awareness and democratic values. Members should have considerable experience in the publishing industry with impactful projects or recognized works that highlight their role in fostering societal good through published media.
The requirements (as outlined below) must be met within the four (4) years preceding one’s application for membership or membership review. In each instance, such requirements apply to the public launch or exhibition of content, initiative, campaign, company, or organization.
Applicants must meet criteria in at least two (2) of the following three (3) categories:
1. Experience: Employed a minimum of two (2) years within the last four (4) years as an independent publisher – or in a senior position (e.g. Director level or above) at a publisher or other organization developing or distributing printed content or art (e.g. books, comics, photography) promoting social good or healthy democracy.
2. Credentials: Publicly launching or exhibiting a minimum of two (2) specific projects, initiatives, programs, campaigns, content series, organizations, or other work using printed content or art to promote social good or healthy democracy.
3. Recognition: Receiving recognition (e.g. qualified nomination, award) from a minimum of two (2) organizations commending excellence in printed content/art promoting good or healthy democracy.
For authors, illustrators, publishers, editors, and other literary professionals who develop printed or digital written content promoting social awareness and democratic values. Members should have considerable experience in the publishing industry with impactful projects or recognized works that highlight their role in fostering societal good through published media.
The requirements (as outlined below) must be met within the four (4) years preceding one’s application for membership or membership review. In each instance, such requirements apply to the public launch or exhibition of content, initiative, campaign, company, or organization.
Applicants must meet criteria in at least two (2) of the following three (3) categories:
1. Experience: Employed a minimum of two (2) years within the last four (4) years as an independent publisher – or in a senior position (e.g. Director level or above) at a publisher or other organization developing or distributing printed content or art (e.g. books, comics, photography) promoting social good or healthy democracy.
2. Credentials: Publicly launching or exhibiting a minimum of two (2) specific projects, initiatives, programs, campaigns, content series, organizations, or other work using printed content or art to promote social good or healthy democracy.
3. Recognition: Receiving recognition (e.g. qualified nomination, award) from a minimum of two (2) organizations commending excellence in printed content/art promoting good or healthy democracy.
For authors, illustrators, publishers, editors, and other literary professionals who develop printed or digital written content promoting social awareness and democratic values. Members should have considerable experience in the publishing industry with impactful projects or recognized works that highlight their role in fostering societal good through published media.
The requirements (as outlined below) must be met within the four (4) years preceding one’s application for membership or membership review. In each instance, such requirements apply to the public launch or exhibition of content, initiative, campaign, company, or organization.
Applicants must meet criteria in at least two (2) of the following three (3) categories:
1. Experience: Employed a minimum of two (2) years within the last four (4) years as an independent publisher – or in a senior position (e.g. Director level or above) at a publisher or other organization developing or distributing printed content or art (e.g. books, comics, photography) promoting social good or healthy democracy.
2. Credentials: Publicly launching or exhibiting a minimum of two (2) specific projects, initiatives, programs, campaigns, content series, organizations, or other work using printed content or art to promote social good or healthy democracy.
3. Recognition: Receiving recognition (e.g. qualified nomination, award) from a minimum of two (2) organizations commending excellence in printed content/art promoting good or healthy democracy.
For authors, illustrators, publishers, editors, and other literary professionals who develop printed or digital written content promoting social awareness and democratic values. Members should have considerable experience in the publishing industry with impactful projects or recognized works that highlight their role in fostering societal good through published media.
The requirements (as outlined below) must be met within the four (4) years preceding one’s application for membership or membership review. In each instance, such requirements apply to the public launch or exhibition of content, initiative, campaign, company, or organization.
Applicants must meet criteria in at least two (2) of the following three (3) categories:
1. Experience: Employed a minimum of two (2) years within the last four (4) years as an independent publisher – or in a senior position (e.g. Director level or above) at a publisher or other organization developing or distributing printed content or art (e.g. books, comics, photography) promoting social good or healthy democracy.
2. Credentials: Publicly launching or exhibiting a minimum of two (2) specific projects, initiatives, programs, campaigns, content series, organizations, or other work using printed content or art to promote social good or healthy democracy.
3. Recognition: Receiving recognition (e.g. qualified nomination, award) from a minimum of two (2) organizations commending excellence in printed content/art promoting good or healthy democracy.
For musicians, artists, performers, and executives in the performing and fine arts committed to advancing social causes through their work. Members are expected to have a background in creating, performing, or managing artistic content with societal impact, with projects or accolades that underscore their dedication to using art for positive change.
The requirements (as outlined below) must be met within the four (4) years preceding one’s application for membership or membership review. In each instance, such requirements apply to the recording and distribution of music or the exhibition of a performing art (i.e. creative activity in front of an audience, such as drama, music, and dance) or fine art (e.g. painting, sculpture, installation).
Applicants must meet criteria in at least two (2) of the following three (3) categories:
1. Experience: Employed a minimum of two (2) years within the last four (4) years in a senior leadership position (e.g. Director-level or above) in an organization – or through an independent initiative – and responsible for recording and distribution of music or the exhibition of a performing art (i.e. creative activity in front of an audience, such as drama, music, and dance) or fine art (e.g. painting, sculpture, installation) that promotes social good or healthy democracy.
2. Credentials: Publicly launching or exhibiting a minimum of two (2) specific projects, initiatives, programs, campaigns, organizations, or other work in recorded music or the performing or fine arts that promotes social good or healthy democracy.
3. Recognition: Receiving recognition (e.g. qualified nomination, award) from a minimum of two (2) organizations commending excellence using the performing arts to promote social good or healthy democracy.
Or present a qualified body of work relevant to the Peer Group that warrants a waiver to the above requirements.
For musicians, artists, performers, and executives in the performing and fine arts committed to advancing social causes through their work. Members are expected to have a background in creating, performing, or managing artistic content with societal impact, with projects or accolades that underscore their dedication to using art for positive change.
The requirements (as outlined below) must be met within the four (4) years preceding one’s application for membership or membership review. In each instance, such requirements apply to the recording and distribution of music or the exhibition of a performing art (i.e. creative activity in front of an audience, such as drama, music, and dance) or fine art (e.g. painting, sculpture, installation).
Applicants must meet criteria in at least two (2) of the following three (3) categories:
1. Experience: Employed a minimum of two (2) years within the last four (4) years in a senior leadership position (e.g. Director-level or above) in an organization – or through an independent initiative – and responsible for recording and distribution of music or the exhibition of a performing art (i.e. creative activity in front of an audience, such as drama, music, and dance) or fine art (e.g. painting, sculpture, installation) that promotes social good or healthy democracy.
2. Credentials: Publicly launching or exhibiting a minimum of two (2) specific projects, initiatives, programs, campaigns, organizations, or other work in recorded music or the performing or fine arts that promotes social good or healthy democracy.
3. Recognition: Receiving recognition (e.g. qualified nomination, award) from a minimum of two (2) organizations commending excellence using the performing arts to promote social good or healthy democracy.
Or present a qualified body of work relevant to the Peer Group that warrants a waiver to the above requirements.
For musicians, artists, performers, and executives in the performing and fine arts committed to advancing social causes through their work. Members are expected to have a background in creating, performing, or managing artistic content with societal impact, with projects or accolades that underscore their dedication to using art for positive change.
The requirements (as outlined below) must be met within the four (4) years preceding one’s application for membership or membership review. In each instance, such requirements apply to the recording and distribution of music or the exhibition of a performing art (i.e. creative activity in front of an audience, such as drama, music, and dance) or fine art (e.g. painting, sculpture, installation).
Applicants must meet criteria in at least two (2) of the following three (3) categories:
1. Experience: Employed a minimum of two (2) years within the last four (4) years in a senior leadership position (e.g. Director-level or above) in an organization – or through an independent initiative – and responsible for recording and distribution of music or the exhibition of a performing art (i.e. creative activity in front of an audience, such as drama, music, and dance) or fine art (e.g. painting, sculpture, installation) that promotes social good or healthy democracy.
2. Credentials: Publicly launching or exhibiting a minimum of two (2) specific projects, initiatives, programs, campaigns, organizations, or other work in recorded music or the performing or fine arts that promotes social good or healthy democracy.
3. Recognition: Receiving recognition (e.g. qualified nomination, award) from a minimum of two (2) organizations commending excellence using the performing arts to promote social good or healthy democracy.
Or present a qualified body of work relevant to the Peer Group that warrants a waiver to the above requirements.
For musicians, artists, performers, and executives in the performing and fine arts committed to advancing social causes through their work. Members are expected to have a background in creating, performing, or managing artistic content with societal impact, with projects or accolades that underscore their dedication to using art for positive change.
The requirements (as outlined below) must be met within the four (4) years preceding one’s application for membership or membership review. In each instance, such requirements apply to the recording and distribution of music or the exhibition of a performing art (i.e. creative activity in front of an audience, such as drama, music, and dance) or fine art (e.g. painting, sculpture, installation).
Applicants must meet criteria in at least two (2) of the following three (3) categories:
1. Experience: Employed a minimum of two (2) years within the last four (4) years in a senior leadership position (e.g. Director-level or above) in an organization – or through an independent initiative – and responsible for recording and distribution of music or the exhibition of a performing art (i.e. creative activity in front of an audience, such as drama, music, and dance) or fine art (e.g. painting, sculpture, installation) that promotes social good or healthy democracy.
2. Credentials: Publicly launching or exhibiting a minimum of two (2) specific projects, initiatives, programs, campaigns, organizations, or other work in recorded music or the performing or fine arts that promotes social good or healthy democracy.
3. Recognition: Receiving recognition (e.g. qualified nomination, award) from a minimum of two (2) organizations commending excellence using the performing arts to promote social good or healthy democracy.
Or present a qualified body of work relevant to the Peer Group that warrants a waiver to the above requirements.