Special Projects

Represent Justice

Represent Justice’s mission is to turn stories into action to change the justice system, while building the capacity of system-impacted communities.We do our work through two primary types of storytelling – Films & Series, and System-Impacted Authored Content – developed and distributed with strategic rigor, and in collaboration with system-impacted communities.

Central to this work is our storytelling training program for formerly incarcerated leaders (“Represent Justice Ambassadors”) and system-impacted led organizations that have a desire to grow their storytelling skills, while also wanting to leverage those skills to disrupt harmful narratives and to advocate for change in the justice system.This work is core to Represent Justice and embodies our mission by providing capacity building and narrative change opportunities to people and communities directly impacted by the justice system.

www.representjustice.org

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The Golden Globe Foundation congratulates members Lena Basse, Janet R. Nepales, Ruben V. Nepales and Kirpi Uimonen on their nominations for the 68th Southern California Journalism Awards presented by the Los Angeles Press Club.

Golden Globe Foundation Members Nominated for 68th Southern California Journalism Awards

May 12, 2026

CSUN is celebrating 30 years of support from the Golden Globe Foundation.

VIDEO: CSUN Students and Faculty Reflect on 30 Years of Golden Globe Foundation Support

May 7, 2026

Black-and-white still from "The Cheat" (1915) showing actors Fannie Ward and Jack Dean standing close together in a dim interior, both looking off to the side with tense expressions.

The Silent Society Celebrates 40 Years with a Cecil B. DeMille Double Feature at the Hollywood Heritage Museum

April 8, 2026

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