A SAG-AFTRA panel where film critic and writer Pete Hammond interviews ICM's Lorrie Bartlett about her life and the job of a talent agent.

SAG-AFTRA stands with Spanish-language media professionals in their movement for fair wages, health & retirement benefits, and workplace respect.

To get involved, visit: sagaftra.org/get-involved/siempre-contigo

SAG-AFTRA leafleted at a non-union NBA commercial at Venice Beach.

SAG-AFTRA members took part in an informational leafleting at a non-union NBA commercial being shot on Venice Beach. The goal was to educate performers and the public on the benefits of union-covered commercials and the dangers of non-union work.

To learn more about Ads Go Union, go to: sagaftra.org/AdsGoUnion

This SAG-AFTRA panel at 2018 Outfest Los Angeles features bisexual actors and entertainment industry professionals who discuss the specific challenges and opportunities for film, TV and online performers who are living out in the open.

SAG-AFTRA Secretary-Treasurer Jane Austin moderates an educational seminar that answers member questions regarding the latest contract for stunt performers. Panelists include Beth Haynes, Dan Bowser, Jennifer Gaudry, Jessica Johnson, Lon Huber and Sherika Randle. Additional panel questions provided by Cedric Jackson.

SAG-AFTRA President Gabrielle Carteris shares a message of support for the CASE Act (H.R. 3945), a bill that would establish a small claims court for copyright infringement and help the creative work of individuals.

For more info: copyrightalliance.org/get-involved/add-your-voice

Check out the union’s new and improved website: updated design, better navigation and easy-to-find information.

National Executive Director David White and ZEUS founders Lemuel Plummer, King Bach, Amanda Cerny and DeStorm Power discuss the future of digital storytelling platforms at Social Media Week LA. #SMWLA

SAG-AFTRA hosts an ICON MANN discussion between ICON MANN Founder Tamara Houston and Ruth E. Carter, the costume designer of Marvel's Black Panther.

SAG-AFTRA hosts an ICON MANN discussion between filmmaker Reginald Hudlin and Cheryl Boone Isaacs, former president of the Academy of Motion Picture Arts and Sciences.