Meet SAG-AFTRA’s NextGen LA
SAG-AFTRA’s cutting edge community for the future of the entertainment industry. Your home base to connect, learn and get involved. #IAmNGP
Show Us Your Card
SAG-AFTRA members from across the country share their union pride. Share a video of you with your membership card — or simply a photo of you and your card — and you may just get shown on the website, an upcoming member meeting or in a SAG-AFTRA publication! Tell us what the union means to you by answering either or both of the questions below:
- How did you get your membership card?
- Why are you a proud union member?
We want to hear from you. And be sure to post your photo on social media and tag us - #sagaftramember.
DJ Mr. Boro speaks out against SBS
Felix Castillo (DJ Mr. Boro) speaks at the SAG-AFTRA Community Forum about injustices by 97.9 La Raza and Mega 96.3.
The Future of Our Union
SAG-AFTRA member and commercial actor Mychal-Bella Rayne Bowman gives an update on what's being done in the union’s commercials organizing and recapture initiative. The future of our union.
To learn more about Ads Go Union, go to: sagaftra.org/AdsGoUnion
SAG-AFTRA’s Message to SBS
SAG-AFTRA President Gabrielle Carteris stands by our union brothers and sisters at La Raza 97.9 FM and MEGA 96.3 FM. Visit sagaftra.org/sbs to show your support today and use #sagaftraunidos if sharing on social media.
Commercials Organizing Update
SAG-AFTRA member and commercial actor Jim Connor provides an update on what's being done in the union’s commercials organizing and recapture initiative.
Stand with SAG-AFTRA and Support NPR
SAG-AFTRA President Gabrielle asks union members to support fellow SAG-AFTRA members at NPR. #WeMakeNPR
Dear NPR, We Support You.
SAG-AFTRA President Gabrielle Carteris has a special message for NPR journalists as they work together for a fair contract.
Commercials Organizing Update
SAG-AFTRA member and commercial actor Katie Von Till provides an update on what's being done in the union’s commercials organizing and recapture initiative.
To learn more about Ads Go Union, go to: sagaftra.org/AdsGoUnion
Changing Landscape for Women In Broadcasting: A West Coast Perspective
SAG-AFTRA News and Broadcast Department of Southern California and San Francisco along with the SAG-AFTRA Los Angeles Local Women’s Committee present Changing Landscape for Women In Broadcast: A West Coast Perspective. Hear about the changes and challenges faced by women in media from a variety of voices including Megan Burks (KPBS), Laura Diaz (KTTV), Carolyn Tyler (KGO) and Taneka Smothers (KNBR). Gabriela Teissier (KMEX) serves as moderator.
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