Dear NYWIFT Community,

We hope this email finds you enjoying the Spring season, a time of growth and renewal.

Today we launch our Spring 2022 Community Building Membership Campaign. If you are not a member yet, we hope you will become part of the movement of women advocating for change in the media and entertainment industry.

At this time, we are also excited to announce a revised membership structure with updated dues, that is better in sync with our members and their engagement with the industry. We are thrilled to offer this updated membership model which has been both streamlined and expanded to better serve you!

Please click through here to review the new NYWIFT membership structure.

If you’re not a member yet, we encourage you to become one before July 1. During this Spring Membership Campaign, we will offer:

• Half off the initiation fee for new members, $135 reduced to $67.50.
• Plus anyone who joins by July 1 as an annually paying member can lock in our old membership rate for one more year.

Yes, we are raising our membership rates for the first time in seven years. We decided to do it now for a few reasons:

• in recognition of what we hope is an overall personal and professional shift back into some version of normal
• to keep up with inflation and the rising costs of producing arts programming (virtual and in-person) in NYC
• and to better reflect the expanded scope of NYWIFT offerings since 2015.

Join or renew now to lock in the old rate for one more year and take advantage of a revamped and expanded membership structure starting right now.

Let us work together create a vision of what our industry could be.

Become a member today.

Over the next 8 weeks, we will feature the leaders of our creative community who are proud NYWIFT members to give you a taste of what NYWIFT means to them. Today we introduce you to one of our newest members, filmmaker Natalie Jasmine Harris, whose work was featured in our shorts showcase at the Hamptons International Film Festival.

Onward,

Cynthia Lopez
Executive Director
New York Women in Film & Television