YOUR MEDIA CAREER STARTS HERE.
We promote diversity in media by providing students with the knowledge, skills, and connections they need to succeed in the industry.
Join us for the
7th Annual Diversity + Media Career Summit
Wednesday, June 26th, 2024
BRIC
The Summit is designed to help students and recent graduates break into the business and succeed in their careers. You’ll hear wisdom and actionable advice from trailblazers across the industry and have the opportunity to network with recruiters and representatives from leading media companies.
Pre-register to be the first to know when ticket sales are open!
Don’t Take Our Word For It
“What really stood out was that they were pushing for diversity and inclusion, and as a Latina woman, I've been fighting for this in media for so long.”
- Estefani Alarcon
“I interned with High10 Media for four months and loved every minute of it. I owe it all to the Center for Communication!”
- Alexandria Mandry
“What really stood out was that they were pushing for diversity and inclusion, and as a Latina woman, I've been fighting for this in media for so long.”
- Estefani Alarcon
Community Voices
Our Partners
Our partners enable us to equip diverse leaders in the media industry. We couldn’t do this important work without them!
The Center for Communication Vision
We set our students up for success by building the knowledge, skills, and networks they need to launch their media careers. Our forums feature the best minds in media, who provide industry insights and actionable advice to help our students become the next generation of media leaders. We connect our students to our industry partners, who are seeking to build their pipelines of diverse talent.
Video Resources
Engage!
Shannon Murphy is a writer and Creative Director who recently worked on New York’s "Stop the Spread" campaign with TBWA\Chiat\Day. Shannon says the most interesting part of a student portfolio? The ‘About Me’ page!
Collaboration
The writers' room is a room where TV show writers shut in and work together for 8-12 hours a day. Showrunner and executive producer Anthony Sparks says being part of a writers' room takes talent and work ethic, but it's also a very social job. TV writers need to be excited by collaboration!