36 min
Jyoti Sarda- Equal Means Equal and She Could Be Next! - Episode 55 Conversations With Warrior Women Podcast
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- Leisure
Did you KNOW that WOMEN are NOT PROTECTED under the CONSTITUTION? That the EQUAL RIGHTS AMENDMENT was NEVER ratified? Jyoti Sarda is the Co-Executive Producer of EQUAL MEANS EQUAL, an award-winning documentary feature that is an unflinching examination of the discrimination against women built into the US legal system. Jyoti and I talk about this and her other award-winning documentary series, "AND SHE COULD BE NEXT, which follows the movement led by women of color to transform politics as candidates and organizers. Jyoti explains how she is navigating transition, surprising things she’s learned from her documentaries and why now more than ever before, women need to come together.
Show Notes:
Stay in touch, see what Jyoti is up to and book time on her calendar, go to:
www.nimblemediallc.com
All info about the documentary series And She Could Be Next can be found at:
www.andshecouldbenext.com
Lilly Ledbetter movie info can be found at:
www.lillymovie.com
Guest Bio:
Jyoti Sarda brings twenty years as a senior-level global marketing executive with major studios and blue chip brands to developing impact-creating, documentary and narrative content through her company Nimble Media LLC. Currently, she is the producer of the award-winning POV (PBS) documentary series, AND SHE COULD BE NEXT, following the movement led by women of color to transform politics as candidates and organizers. She is also Co-Executive Producer of EQUAL MEANS EQUAL, an award-winning documentary feature that is an unflinching examination of the discrimination against women built into the US legal system. Until 2016, Jyoti was Vice President of Marketing at Paramount Home Media where she led all facets of global marketing operations for Paramount partner brands, while overseeing international acquisitions. Prior to Paramount, she worked at Twentieth Century Fox Home Entertainment. Jyoti serves on the advisory board of LAANE, a leading LA-based social justice nonprofit. Her undergrad degree from USC and EMBA from UCLA makes her a rare Bruin/Trojanb though she declines to take sides.
Did you KNOW that WOMEN are NOT PROTECTED under the CONSTITUTION? That the EQUAL RIGHTS AMENDMENT was NEVER ratified? Jyoti Sarda is the Co-Executive Producer of EQUAL MEANS EQUAL, an award-winning documentary feature that is an unflinching examination of the discrimination against women built into the US legal system. Jyoti and I talk about this and her other award-winning documentary series, "AND SHE COULD BE NEXT, which follows the movement led by women of color to transform politics as candidates and organizers. Jyoti explains how she is navigating transition, surprising things she’s learned from her documentaries and why now more than ever before, women need to come together.
Show Notes:
Stay in touch, see what Jyoti is up to and book time on her calendar, go to:
www.nimblemediallc.com
All info about the documentary series And She Could Be Next can be found at:
www.andshecouldbenext.com
Lilly Ledbetter movie info can be found at:
www.lillymovie.com
Guest Bio:
Jyoti Sarda brings twenty years as a senior-level global marketing executive with major studios and blue chip brands to developing impact-creating, documentary and narrative content through her company Nimble Media LLC. Currently, she is the producer of the award-winning POV (PBS) documentary series, AND SHE COULD BE NEXT, following the movement led by women of color to transform politics as candidates and organizers. She is also Co-Executive Producer of EQUAL MEANS EQUAL, an award-winning documentary feature that is an unflinching examination of the discrimination against women built into the US legal system. Until 2016, Jyoti was Vice President of Marketing at Paramount Home Media where she led all facets of global marketing operations for Paramount partner brands, while overseeing international acquisitions. Prior to Paramount, she worked at Twentieth Century Fox Home Entertainment. Jyoti serves on the advisory board of LAANE, a leading LA-based social justice nonprofit. Her undergrad degree from USC and EMBA from UCLA makes her a rare Bruin/Trojanb though she declines to take sides.
36 min