Women's Image Network Awards

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Women's Image Network Awards
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Awarded forpositive portrayals of women in film and television
Country United States
Formerly calledThe WIN Awards
Website www.thewinawards.com
Television/radio coverage
Produced byWomen's Image Network; Phyllis Stuart
Directed by Phyllis Stuart [1] [2]

Women's Image Network (WIN) is a charity that produces The Women's Image Awards, [3] "Advancing a gender-balanced world and increasing the value of women and girls by celebrating outstanding film and television." The awards show is produced during the Hollywood awards season to promote deserving media and drive attention to feature films also contending for Golden Globe and Academy Awards. [4]

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WIN was founded in 1993 by filmmaker Phyllis Stuart to promote gender parity because, to the extent that women's voices remain silent, everyone is robbed of their contribution. [5] Its founder, film producer, and director, Phyllis Stuart Bert Stern: Original Mad Man: Film Review, [6] known for her films Wild Daze [7] [8] and Bert Stern: The Original Madman [9] made WIN successful through the ongoing support, advice, and assistance of many seasoned entertainment professionals including Sherry Lansing and Arthur Hiller, two of WIN's founding advisory board members.

Selecting only media submitted from film studios and television networks, their jury adjudicates and nominates work that either tells a dimensional female character's story or is produced, written or directed by a woman. In this way, these awards celebrate both male and female artists whose film and television work also increases the value of women and girls.

In addition to awarding nominated film and television work, WIN honors deserving individuals, including Lauren Bacall, Elizabeth Taylor Senator Barbara Boxer, Lily Tomlin, Cecilia DeMille Presley, Abigail Disney, Mira Sorvino Ambassador Swanee Hunt, Suzanne Roberts, Maria Arena Bell, Diane Ladd, Jane Campion, Anne Archer, Jojo Siwa Carrie Fisher, among several others. [10] [11]

The WIN Awards 1993

In 1993, WIN held its first awards ceremony, honoring Tichi Wilkerson Kassel with a Lifetime Achievement Award. Tichi was the first female publisher of The Hollywood Reporter and co-founder of Women In Film. Her friend Charles Champlin (a former Los Angeles Times arts editor and film critic) presented her award. Film producer Laura Ziskin ( Spider-Man ) (who also founded Stand Up to Cancer before she succumbed to the disease at age 61) was honored that same year, and her former boss, producer Jon Peters, presented her Woman of The Year tribute. [4] [12] [13] [14]

The WIN Awards 1994

In 1994, for WIN, producer Phyllis Stuart [15] created and executive-produced the ABC Primetime Special [16] "Fifty Years of Funny Females" [17] starring John Ritter, Annie Potts, Paula Poundstone, Debbie Allen and Pam Stone. [18] This clip show aired twice on ABC and again on Lifetime Television.

The WIN Awards 1999

For four years, the WIN Awards coincided with the WIN Femme Film Festival created to support emerging and/or first-time filmmakers. [19] [20] [21] [22] [23] WinFemme Film Festival Wants Women's Stories

The WIN Femme Film Festival [24] programmed independently produced short films, documentary feature films, and full-length feature films that told a woman's story, had a female protagonist, and were created either by male or female artists. [25] [26] [27] Best documentary went to Paolo di Florio for her film, Speaking In Strings. [28] WIN created this festival to help filmmakers find distribution, [29] [30] get agents and win other awards; [31] Speaking In Strings went on to win an Academy Award nomination. Director John Putch (son of Jean Stapleton) won best feature with Valerie Flake starring Susan Traylor (wife of Bob Dylan's son director, Jesse Dylan) who also garnered a Spirit Award for best actress. [32] [33]

The WIN Awards 2000

Actress Lauren Bacall [34] accepted WIN's first Living Legend tribute. That night, New Zealand film director Jane Campion was also honored, and her Piano film star Sam Neill accepted her tribute on her behalf. [35] [36]

The WIN Awards 2001

Both Lynn Redgrave (Living Legend) and Pierce Brosnan (Humanitarian) were honorees. [37] A few presenters were LisaGay Hamilton, Gavin Scott, and Allana Ubach.

The WIN Awards 2001 winners

The WIN Awards 2002

Actress Lily Tomlin was honored as a Lifetime Achievement honoree. In lieu of a tribute video, Tomlin was applauded with 'Lily Love Letters' sent from famous friends and serenaded by director David O. Russell. Ruth Buzzi of Laugh In presented. [38]

Presenters included Laraine Newman, Kathy Najimy, Ruth Buzzi, Doris Roberts, Melissa Joan Hart, Anne-Marie Johnson, Arthur Hiller, Dava Savel, Sally Kirkland and Alex Ben Block.

Winners

The WIN Awards were part of the closing night of the final WinFemme Film Festival. The three filmmaker Audience Award winners were: (Feature Film), "Controlled Chaos", director, Azita Zendel, (Documentary Feature) Searching For Paradise, director, Binnur Karaevli and (Short Film), Katherine, director, Mary Louise Stoughton. [39]

The WIN Awards 2003

Hosted by Will Sasso and Sara Rue, producer Lauren Shuler Donner received a Lifetime Achievement Award from presenter Rachel Weisz. [40]

Held at the historic Culver City Studios, director Vicky Jensen ( Shrek ) was honored [41] with WIN's first Kiera Chaplin Limelight directing award. [42] British model and actress Kiera Chaplin is the granddaughter of Charlie Chaplin and great-granddaughter of playwright Eugene O'Neill.

Presenters and guests included Carrie Fisher, Richard Donner, Bonnie Palef, Peter Guber, Yeardley Smith, Melissa Joan Hart, Brittany Snow, Holliston Coleman, Al Jean, Sarah Ramos, Sean Patrick Thomas, Jane Anderson, Valarie Pettiford, Dayna Devon, Neal McDonough, Charlie Robinson and Suzanne Sena.

Winners

The WIN Awards 2004

WIN added advertising awards with advertising industry artists judges like Charlotte Moore, Sally Hogshead, Amee Shah, Ellen Steinberg, Joyce King Thomas, Liz Paradise (Jury Chair) and David Oakley. [43] [44]

Winners

The WIN Awards 2005

Kathy Griffin hosted The WIN Awards 2005. Christine Lahti, Andrea Parker, Amy Davidson, Lainie Kazan, Gurinder Chadha, Dan Wieden, Lu Chekowsky, Maureen Shirreff, Jennifer Hall, Lindsay Crouse and Danielle Panabaker were among the presenters, and its nominated actors, directors, writers and producers celebrated for having created outstanding work that dispelled stereotypes of women.

Gurinder Chadha picked up the Chaplin Limelight Award for directing presented by Charlie Chaplin's granddaughter Kiera Chaplin for whom this award was created. The animated series Kim Possible and Kathy Najimy also won this same award two years later. [42] [45]

Winners

The WIN Awards 2006

Held at UCLA, Senator Barbara Boxer accepted The Woman of The Year Honor. [46] British actress Helen Mirren won two WIN tributes which actress Katie Holmes accepted on her behalf. [47]

Event co-chairs were Martha Luttrell, Jane Fonda and Susan Sarandon. [48]

Harry Shearer hosted; American Idol Ace Young performed. [49] [50]

Winners

The WIN Awards 2007

Held at The Pacific Design Center, Diane Ladd accepted her Lifetime Achievement Award. Frances Fisher presented.

Winners:

The WIN Awards 2008

WIN honored Cloris Leachman with its Living Legend Tribute and added interactive awards (video games) for the first time.

WIN honored INTERACTIVE LIVING LEGEND Mary Dolaher. [53]

Patty Smyth and her band Scandal performed. [54]

Comic Judy Tenuta hosted and Tig Notaro also performed.

Presenters:Timothy Bottoms, Rick Overton, Hannah Simone, Bob Carrigan, John Savage, Sean Young, Diane English, Annie Wersching, Keith David, Eric Roberts. [55] Annie Wersching at Women's Image Network 2009 WIN Awards - Arrivals | TopNews [56]

The WIN Awards 2008 Winners

Presenters: Timothy Bottoms, Rick Overton, Hannah Simone, Bob Carrigan, Diane English, Annie Wersching, Keith David, Eric Roberts

The WIN Awards 2009

The Career Achievement Honoree was The Hollywood Reporter editor Elizabeth Guider. [57] [58]

Winners

The WIN Awards 2010

This was a big awards show year for The WIN awards as WIN created two new Lifetime Achievement awards. These recipients were Suzanne Roberts and Dame Elizabeth Taylor. Elizabeth Taylor friend Mickey Rooney accepted this "Living Legend" award to celebrate Taylor's lifetime work in Hollywood and her charity work advancing HIV/AIDS activism. [59] [60] [61]

The 2010 WIN Awards also honored Suzanne Roberts [62] for her many career achievements. Her sons, Douglas Roberts and Brian L. Roberts (chairman of Comcast and NBC/Universal), and her husband, Ralph J. Roberts, presented to Mrs. Roberts. [63]

Produced at The Broad Stage, Wendy Liebman hosted.

Glee , Claire Danes, Sally Hawkins, Jennifer Aniston, [64] Diane Lane, Joey King, Selena Gomez, Jane Lynch, Susan Sarandon and Maggie Smith were among the many WIN Awards nominees. [65]

Show presenters included: Carl Reiner, Lea Thompson, AJ Michalka, John Savage (actor), Sean Young, Sara Rue, Kahi Lee, and Sally Kirkland.

Winners:

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Winners

The Women's Image Awards 14

Style from the 14th Annual Women's Image Network (WIN) Awards

WIN Humanitarian Honoree was producer, writer and arts patron Maria Arena Bell, which Lisa Kudrow Friends presented. Show co-hosts were Melissa Peterman, Bruce Vilanch. The presenters included Beverly Johnson, Nadine Velazquez, and Ace Young. Singer, Diana DeGarmo, an American Idol winner, performed and presented. The WIN Awards 2012 were produced at The Paramount Theater on Paramount Studios. [73] [74]

The WIN Awards 2012 were produced at The Paramount Theater on Paramount Studios. Actress Lisa Kudrow presented to Humanitarian Honoree, producer and philanthropist Maria Arena Bell. [75] [76]

Winners

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Grammy winner David Foster and Ruben Studdard performed at The WIN Awards. [77] Cecilia DeMille Presley grand daughter to Cecil DeMille, Ambassador Swanee Hunt and Rosalind Jarrett were all honored, while Oprah and Kerry Washington were nominees, among others. [78] Presenters included Anne Heche, Collette Burson, Kelsey Scott, Yolanda Foster, Kathy Connell (SAG AWARDS), Carlos Gomez and Kearann Giovanni. [79] Honroee Ambassador Swanee Hunt Arrival In 2012, WIN approached its gender parity goal with humor by creating a logline SEE US IN 3D, NOT JUST DOUBLE D, which many WIN nominees recorded including Selena Gomez and Jane Lynch. Because if women and girls are portrayed well in the media, girls and women everywhere may one day be well-treated. [80]

The Women's Image Awards 2013 [81]

Actress TV Comedy Series
TV Show Directed By a Woman
TV Show Written By a Woman
TV Show Produced by a Woman
Actress TV Reality Series
Actress TV Drama Series
Actress Feature Film
Comedy TV Series
Documentary Film
Reality TV Series
  • Keeping Up With the Kardashians (E! Entertainment)
  • Project Runway (Lifetime)
  • Beyond Scared Straight (A&E)
  • The Face (Oxygen)
  • Joan & Melissa: Joan Knows Best? (WE tv)
Drama TV Series
Feature Film

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The show opened with a posthumous Joan Rivers tribute and featured guest comics Brittany Furlan and T. J. Miller who discussed and demonstrated how Joan influenced their comedy. WIN also honored filmmakers Lauren Paul and Molly Thompson, with its first Community Service tribute for having created Finding Kind , a documentary film about middle school female bullying. Their film launched a movement and school program based upon the powerful belief in KINDness, that brings awareness and healing to the negative and lasting effects of girl-against-girl crime. Wife of Breaking Bad star Aaron Paul, Lauren was bullied in middle school and contemplated suicide. [82]

In 2014, Grey's Anatomy star, Chandra Wilson won a directing award. [83] Julia Roberts, Whoopi Goldberg and Cicely Tyson were nominees. [84] Melissa Rivers, (who was also nominated as a producer) attended to accept a posthumous WIN award for her mother, Joan Rivers, who competed and won in the OUTSTANDING REALITY SERIES category for Fashion Police . [85] Fashion designer Sophie Simmons collaborated with WIN to promote self-confidence with her Twitter campaign, 'Send Us Your Selfie' which advanced fashion as means for self-esteem. [86] Baroness Kimberly Moore received its Humanitarian Honor. [87] Writer Caprice Crane (daughter of Tina Louise ( Gilligan's Island )) and comic Gary Shapiro, co-hosted.

Film & Television Nominees & Winners

Documentary Film

Comedy Series

Actress Comedy Series

Made For Television Movie / Mini-Series

Actress Made For Television Movie / Mini-Series

Reality Series

Actress Reality Series

Drama Series

Actress Drama Series

Film Produced By a Woman

Drama Series Produced By a Woman

Comedy Series Produced By a Woman

Comedy Series Directed By A Woman

Drama Series Directed By A Woman

Drama Series Written By A Woman

Comedy Series Written By A Woman

Feature Film

Actress in a Feature Film

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The 17th Women's Image Awards ceremony was held at Royce Hall UCLA on February 10, 2016. Philanthropist and activist Irena Medavoy and documentary filmmaker Abigail Disney both accepted Woman of the Year tributes. [88] [89]

The Starz series Outlander received five nominations, including a nomination in the Drama Series category. Caitriona Balfe, who plays the leading character in the show, also received a nomination in the Actress Drama Series category. [90]

Fox Searchlight's He Named Me Malala also received two nominations, including Best Documentary and Best Producer. Fox Searchlight also received nominations for Mistress America , Far from the Madding Crowd , Me and Earl and the Dying Girl , and Brooklyn. Twentieth Century Fox received nominations for New Girl, Modern Family , Empire, and Fresh Off the Boat. National Geographic received a nomination for a role played by Emmanuelle Chriqu in Killing Jesus. [91] [92]

Hosted by Carol Leifer, other guests included honorees, Irena Medavoy [93] and filmmaker, Abigail Disney, [94] who is the "Armor of Light" director, who said at the show: "It's time for women to start asserting themselves in media. The filmmaker, One of the Women's Image Awards' Women of the Year, says women need to work together and promote each other in order to overcome the challenges facing women in the entertainment industry and in society as a whole". [95]

The film, MAKERS: Women Who Make America won in its Outstanding Documentary Category. Women's Image Award: Outstanding Documentary for MAKERS: Women Who Make America

Other guests included Yue-Sai Kan, Francesca Eastwood, Frances Fisher, Joyce Giraud, Breeda Wool, Sam Elliott, Mark Steines, Mark Burnett, Roma Downey, Nzingha Stewart, Marti Noxon, Olivia d'Abo, Quincy, Catherine Bach, Ronald. D. Moore [96] Felicity Huffman, [97] Jennifer (Flavin) Stallone, Joely Fisher, [98] Lisa Edelstein, [99] [100] Lily Tomlin [101] [102] Xriss Jor, Cheryl Hines and Rosanna Arquette, [103] [104] [105]

BODYTRAFFIC dancers performed.

Quincy Jones' client, rising Jordanian singer, Xriss Jor sang a Michael Jackson song. [106]

The Women's Image Awards 17 Nominees & Winners:

Documentary Film
Comedy Series
Actress Comedy Series
MFT Movie/Mini-Series
Actress MFT Movie/Mini-Series
Reality Series
  • Kitchen Crashers (HGTV & DIY Network)
  • Rehab Addict "A Bathroom Fit For King James" (HGTV & DIY Network)
  • Total Divas (E! Entertainment)
  • Funny Girls (Oxygen) WINNER
  • House of DVF (E! Entertainment)
  • Fixer Upper "Episode 212" (HGTV & DIY Network)
Actress Reality Series
Drama Series
Actress Drama Series
Film/Show Produced By a WomanFilm
  • Finola Dwyer Amanda Posey Brooklyn
  • Laurie MacDonald He Named Me Malala
  • Keri Selig The Secret Life of Marilyn Monroe WINNER
  • Greta Gerwig Mistress America

TV

Film/Show Written By a WomanFilm

TV

  • Raelle Tucker The Returned "Simon"
  • Courtney Kemp Agboh Power "Not Exactly How We Planned"
  • Jennie Snyder Urman Jane The Virgin "Chapter One"
  • Alison Brown Younger "I'm With Stupid"
  • Anne Kenney Outlander "The Wedding"
  • Toni Graphia Outlander "The Devil's Mark" WINNER
Film/Show Directed By a WomanFilm

Show

Feature Film
Actress Feature Film

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Courage Award honoree (posthumously): Carrie Fisher

Humanitarian Award honoree: Anne Archer [108]

Unity Award honoree: Karen Sharpe-Kramer [107]

Nominees and winners: [109] [110]

Documentary Film

Comedy Series

Actress Comedy Series

Made For Television Movie/Miniseries

Actress Made For Television Movie/Miniseries

Reality Series

Actress Reality Series

Drama Series

Actress Drama Series

Film or Show Produced By a Woman

Film or Show Written By a Woman

Film

Show

Films and Shows Directed By a Woman

Film

Show

Feature Film

Actress Feature Film

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19th Women's Image Awards

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AwardsNominees/winner
Made For Television Movie / Mini-Series
Actress Made For Television Movie / Mini-Series
Comedy Series
Actress Comedy Series
Film or Show Directed By a Woman
Film or Show Written By a Woman
Film or Show Produced by a Woman
Reality Series
Actress Reality Series
Documentary Film
Drama Series
Actress Drama Series
Feature Film
Actress Feature Film
Foreign Language Film

20th Women's Image Awards

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Made For Television Movie / Limited Series

Actress Made For Television Movie / Limited Series

* Maya Hawke Little Women Winner

Comedy Series

* The Bold Type "Feminist Army" Winner

Actress Comedy Series

* Caitlin FitzGerald Sweetbitter "Simone's" Winner

Show Written by A Woman

* Tanya Saracho Vida "Episode 6" Winner

Show Directed by A Woman

* Millicent Shelton Preacher "Coffin" Winner

Film Written By a Woman

* Jane Anderson The Wife Winner

Film Directed by A Woman* Rory Kennedy Above And Beyond: NASA's Journey To Tomorrow Winner

Film Produced by a Woman

* Leslie Urdang The Seagull Winner

Show Produced by a Woman* Jane Root One Strange Rock "Home" Winner

Reality Series

* Citizen Rose Winner

Actress Reality Series

* Nikki Bella Total Bellas Winner

Documentary Film* What Haunts Us Winner * Jane * He Lied About Everything * Wasted! The Story of Food Waste

Drama Series

* Scandal "Over A Cliff" Winner

Actress Drama Series

* Rhea Seehorn Better Call Saul "Breathe" Winner

Feature Film

* On The Basis of Sex Winner

Lead Actress Feature Film* Glenn Close The Wife Winner

Supporting Actress Feature Film

* Regina Hall The Hate U Give Winner

21st Women's Image Awards

The Women's Image Awards 21 Nominees & Winners

Documentary Film
Comedy Series
Actress Comedy Series
Made For Television Movie/Limited-Series
Actress Made For Television Movie/Limited-Series
Reality Series
  • Amanda To The Rescue "Amanda's Hitchhiking Hounds" (Animal Planet) WINNER
  • Keeping Up With The Kardashians "Episode 1612" (E! Entertainment)
  • Surviving R. Kelly "Hiding in Plain Sight" (E! Entertainment)
  • On the Case with Paula Zahn "Before Her Eyes" (Investigation Discovery)
Actress Reality Series
Drama Series

Emergence "Pilot" Killing Eve "Nice and Neat" How To Get Away With Murder "He Betrayed Us Both" WINNER

  • Station 19 "Always Ready" (ABC)
  • Emergence "Pilot" (ABC)
  • Killing Eve "Nice and Neat" (Amazon Prime) (BBC America)
  • How To Get Away With Murder "He Betrayed Us Both" (ABC)
Actress Drama Series
Film/Show Produced By a WomanFilm

Show

Film/Show Written By a WomanFilm

Show

Film/Show Directed By a WomanFilm

Show

Feature Film
Actress Feature Film

22nd Women's Image Awards

The Women's Image Awards 22 Nominees & Winners

Documentary Film
Comedy Series
Actress Comedy Series
  • Aisha Dee The Bold Type "To Peg Or Not To Peg"
  • Katie Stevens The Bold Type " The Truth Will Set You Free" WINNER (tie)
  • Mishel Prada Vida "Episode 306"
  • Jane Levy Zoey's Extraordinary Playlist "Zoey's Extraordinary Glitch" WINNER (tie)
Made For Television Movie/Limited-Series
Actress Made For Television Movie/Limited-Series
Reality Series
  • Dr. Oakley, Yukon Vet "Squawk Off" (NatGeo Wild) WINNER
  • Keeping Up With The Kardashians "The Show Must Go On" (E! Entertainment)
  • Surviving R. Kelly: Part II The Reckoning (E! Entertainment)
  • Crikey! It's the Irwins "Life in Lockdown" (Animal Planet)
Actress Reality Series
Drama Series
  • Power "Exactly How We Planned" (Starz)
  • Outlander "Never My Love" (Starz) WINNER
  • How To Get Away With Murder "The Reckoning" (ABC)
  • Good Trouble "Trap Heals" (ABC)
Actress Drama Series
Film/Show Produced By a Woman
Film/Show Written By a Woman
Film/Show Directed By a Woman
Feature Film
Actress Feature Film

Vikings Star Katheryn Winnick Celebrates as She Scoops WIN Award [118]

Outlander notes: Caitriona Balfe's gin arrives & another honor [119]

23rd Women's Image Awards

Honorees were Helen Shaver its Living Legend recipient and JoJo Siwa its inaugural Rising Musical Star recipient. [120]

Celebrating Helen Shaver & JoJo Siwa at the 23rd Women's Image Awards -- WIN Announces Its Honorees & 18 Film & Television Nominee Categories

While attending The Women's Image Network's 23rd Women's Image Awards at The Saban Theater in Beverly Hills Thursday, Chung opened up to PEOPLE exclusively about wanting to return for a Real World: San Diego reunion.

Marvel's new release ‘Black Widow’ leaves superhero fans with mixed emotions

Women's Image Network ANNOUNCES its 23rd WOMEN’S IMAGE AWARDS FILM & TELEVISION NOMINEES

Women could reach their full potential when all media depicts girls and women as complex and ever-evolving human beings.

To advance the value of women and girls, since its 1993 founding Women's Image Network, (WIN), has produced The Women's Image Awards to celebrate artists whose work depicts dimensional female media images. The Women's Image Awards 23 Nominees [121]

Documentary Film
Comedy Series
Actress Comedy Series
Made For Television Movie/Limited-Series
Actress Made For Television Movie/Limited-Series
Reality Series
  • Dr. Oakley, Yukon Vet "Don't Be Mean Wolverine"
  • Impact With Gal Gadot "Ice Breakers" [Winner]
  • Trafficked with Mariana van Zeller "Guns"
  • Crikey! It's a Baby!
Actress Reality Series
Drama Series
Actress Drama Series
Show Produced By a Woman
Film Produced By a Woman
Film / Show Written By a Woman
Show Directed By a Woman
Film Directed By a Woman
Animated Program
Actress Animated Program
Feature Film
Actress Feature Film

New mother of twins [122] Jamie Chung served as one of 10 presenters.

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This show was hosted by comedienne and actress Cathy Ladman and award presenters included: Mindy Sterling, Shannon Thornton, Jordyn Curet, Lyla Polowy, Luna Polowy, Jenny Bicks, Kate Flannery, and Tim DeZarn.

The Woman of The Year Honoree Mira Sorvino The 24th Women's Image Awards Winners Including Academy Award Winner Mira Sorvino as Woman of the Year Honoree

The Women's Image Awards 24 Winners & Nominees:

Documentary Film
Comedy Series
Actress, Comedy Series
Made for Television Movie/Limited-Series
Actress, Made for Television Movie/Limited-Series
Reality Series
Drama Series
Actress, Drama Series
Show Producers
Drama Show Writers
Comedy Show Writer
Scripted Show Director
Non-Fiction Show Director
Animated Series
Actress, Animated Series

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The Women's Image Awards 25 Winner, Honorees & Nominees: Ann-Margret Living Legend recipient, presented by Wallis Annenberg, Loretta Devine Lifetime Achievement recipient, Regina K. Scully Humanitarian Honoree recipient.

Ann-Margret Says ‘Speed’ Keeps Her Going at Age 82: ‘Not the Drug!’ (Exclusive) The actress and singer accepted the Living Legend Award at the Women's Image Network's 25th Women's Image Awards

Presenter Raven-Symoné with Host Caroline Rhea

THE WOMEN'S IMAGE NETWORK 25TH ANNUAL WOMEN'S IMAGE AWARDS HOSTED BY CAROLINE RHEA ANNOUNCES WINNERS

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Documentary Film (Short)
Documentary Film (Feature)
Comedy Writers
Drama Writers
Comedy Series
  • Single Drunk Female "Grant Me the Serenity"
  • Welcome To Flatch "Welcome to (Barb) Flatch"
  • Grease: Rise of the Pink Ladies "We’re Gonna Rule the School" WINNER
  • Awkwafina Is Nora from Queens "Nora is Awkwafina From Queens"
  • Party Down "Once Upon A Time “Proms Away” Prom-otional Event"
Actress, Comedy Series
Made for Television Movie/Limited-Series
Actress, Made for Television Movie/Limited-Series
Reality Series
Actress Reality Series
Drama Series
Actress, Drama Series
Film / Show Producers
Film Directors
Series Directors
Animated Series
Actress, Animated Series

Other charities

Although Women's Image Network is a 501(c)3 non-profit, it has also supported several other charities including The Mary Magdalene Foundation, Women's Care Cottage, The Mission, Gilda's Club, The American Cancer Society. WIN supports charities whose efforts range from fighting homeless, rehabilitating prostitutes, curing HIV/AIDS and cancer, eliminating poverty, biodiversity conservation and wild animal rescue. [124] In some years, proceeds from the WIN Awards Gala have been used to fund other WIN events.

Women's Image Network Advisory Board

Since its 1993 inception, and founded by filmmaker / actress Phyllis Stuart, Women's Image Network has benefited from guidance from seasoned industry professionals Current (a few former and deceased) WIN Advisory Board members include: Tamara Asseyev, Todd Black, [125] Helen Gurley Brown, David Brown, Blake Edwards, Eizabeth Forsythe-Hailey, [126] Elaine Hastings Edell, [127] Mariette Hartley, Arthur Hiller, Henry Jaglom, Norman Jewison, Alan Landsburg, Sherry Lansing, Lauren Lloyd, [128] Bryan Lourd, Dan Lupovitz, Amanda Mackey Johnson, Laurence Mark, Jayne Meadows, Baroness Kimberly Moore, Peter Newman, Bonnie Palef, Sarah Pillsbury, Polly Platt, Peggy Rajski, Alyse Rosenberg, [129] Fred Schepisi, Linda Shayne, Lauren Shuler Donner, George Stevens Jr., Allyn Stewart, [130] Ellen Travolta and Lili Fini Zanuck. [131] [132]

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