Honoring Our Heroes
Join us for our annual MMCD as we celebrate BIPOC media excellence and reaffirm our call to action to increase diverse media ownership and control.
Change The Narrative
We’re working hard to increase Black, Indigenous and People of Color (BIPOC) Media Power.
Media Diversity Means
Share what media diversity means to you and join the national conversation.
Dialogue, celebration, and advocacy
From SXSW to CBCF, join us for events bringing the media diversity dialogue front and center.
Convening media stakeholders
MMCA is a growing army of BIPOC media stakeholders using our collective power to produce results.
Post COVID-19 Solution Series
MMCA invites congressional and cultural leaders to examine the post-pandemic media diversity landscape.
Our events are designed to bring together policymakers, industry leaders, media stakeholders, influencers, advocates, and allies to share ideas, best practices and develop consensus-based solutions to foster networking collaboration and engagement, build and strengthen strategic partnerships, and celebrate BIPOC media excellence.
Campaigns and strategic initiatives are key pillars of our effort to increase awareness, grow and unify our community, advance our advocacy objectives, and address unfairness and barriers negatively impacting BIPOC media stakeholders.
Lack of Media Diversity is not just a Hollywood problem. The negative societal impacts from the economic concentration, stifling of diverse voices and perpetuation of divisive cultural narratives makes it a national problem that must be addressed. Join us in support of Rep. Demings' media diversity resolution.
From having a seat at the table to representation, join the conversation and share what media diversity means to you.
The Local and diverse media outlets that marginalized communities rely on for trusted information and to be a watchdog against abuse are dying. MMCA is launching a call to action for Corporate America and the public to provide greater support of local and diverse media with donations and subscriptions. We also ask that you sign this petition urging Congress to provide all taxpayers with a $250 tax credit to offset the cost of purchasing a subscription to a “local or diverse news source” and provide small businesses with a $2,500 tax credit to buy local advertising.
Getting Serious About Saving Black, Indigenous & People Of Color (“BIPOC”) Media.
Though over 40% of the population, People-of-Color have no significant ownership in an industry that represents 20% of the economy and where barriers to a sustainable business model remain insurmountable.
Media bias and stereotyping is still fanning the fire of hatred and division and fueling culture wars.
Dying local and diverse media outlets are negatively impacting civic engagement.
And worst of all, not seeing positive stories about their community is stifling the dreams and aspirations of Black and Brown children across this nation.
We’re all about advocacy in action. Sign a petition, share on social, and show your commitment to moving the needle.
Be the first to know about new initiatives, our events and resources, and join a community of media diversity advocates.
We are resolved to get more content, more ownership, more impact and more control of our story and of where, when and how it's told — but we can't do it without you.
“We are resolved to secure greater control of Our story and of where, when, and how it’s told — but we can’t do it without you. Join us!”
