As we celebrate the leadership and contributions of the American worker this Labor Day, the film and television industry remains engaged in a generational struggle that will shape the future of our workforce, our content, and our business. It’s been 126 days since WGA members stopped working and went on strike and more than six weeks since SAG-AFTRA members joined them. With ripple effects felt through every part of the industry, we are hyperaware of how this moment is impacting historically excluded communities today and in the future.

To mark Labor Day, NALIP asked Danielle Sanchez-Witzel who serves on the Negotiating Committee of the WGA to tell us why she strikes and what’s at stake.

To celebrate Pride Month we are highlighting LGBTQ+ projects made by NALIP members and fellows to add to your watchlist. These short films show the diversity of stories within the Latine community. Check out the projects below and other works from the filmmakers.

As Women's History Month comes to close we've chose to highlight some amazing Latina filmmakers who have made their mark within the world of film! Learn all about them here.

We are thrilled to introduce the first article of our Screenwriting series, Creating The Page! Every month you can expect to find all sorts of tips, resources, scripts, and more. As a starting point, we will begin by diving into the world of sitcoms through Evan S. Smith's book, Writing Television Sitcoms. Now, let's turn to the page!