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On a blue background. Top left corner: Ads Go Union. Bottom left corner: Did you know? In a speech bubble: Ads Go Union is a member-driven initiative to grow SAG-AFTRA commercial work opportunities across the country.
Red Skelton smiling and signing a piece of paper, surrounded by smiling soldiers.
DGA, SAG-AFTRA & WGA statement in response to decision by Emmys to remove categories from broadcast: The Emmys exist to celebrate the best of television and the artists who are central to bringing these stories to life. The decision to eliminate these categories from the primetime broadcast devalues the contributions of the talented people the Academy is meant to honor. An awards show dedicated to recognizing excellence should not reduce recognition for the artists whose work gives it meaning.
James Cagney smiling with his arms crossed.
Barbara Stanwyck smiling and resting her hand on her hand, propped up on a pillow.
Ads Go Union. Did you know? Solidarity is a union's greatest strength. Standing together with your fellow performers ensures fair wages, safe working conditions and access to benefits. SAG-AFTRA.
SAG-AFTRA. Stop Guessing. Start Knowing. Contracts Toolkit. sagaftra.org/contractstoolkit.
Variety article titled: RIAA, Grammys, SAG-AFTRA and Other Groups Launch New Labeling Program for AI Music by Corbin Bolies.
If you want to avoid AI generations of your Instagram posts without switching your account to private, you’ll have to dig into the app’s settings. Open the Instagram app, tap your profile, and then tap the three lines in the top-right corner of the screen. Then, scroll down to the Sharing and reuse tab. Here is where you should see a section labeled Allow people to use your content on Instagram and with AI features on Meta, with a toggle for Posts and one for Reels.
At the top, on a black background: SAG-AFTRA Podcast. A Conversation with 'Working Actor' Harrison Ford. Below, Harrison Ford and Sean Astin smiling.
Ads Go Union. Did you know? When you work SAG-AFTRA jobs, you have dedicated staff (including a whole lot of lawyers) ready to enforce your contract.
Jeremy C.Y. Butler, with a serious expression, holding up his SAG-AFTRA membership card.
A variety of patriotic fans against a dark blue background. Below, in white font: Happy July 4th. Below: the SAG-AFTRA logo.
SAG-AFTRA members at WLRN celebrate their first union contract with South Florida Public Media Group.
Gregory Peck as Atticus Finch, left, sitting in a courtroom at a table with Brock Peters, right, as Tom Robinson in 'To Kill a Mockingbird.'
A headshot of Olivia de Havilland smiling while wearing a patterned headscarf and top.
On a black background. In the middle to the left, in bold white font: Disability Pride Month. Above: the white SAG-AFTRA logo. To the right, from top to bottom: a twisting tubular ribbon made up of red, blue, green, white, and yellow.
Lena Horne smiling.
On an image of a vintage microphone. SAG-AFTRA Sound Recordings Code 2027. Wages & working conditions.
Mel Brooks smiling. At the bottom: Happy 100th birthday Mel Brooks.
On an image of a vintage microphone. SAG-AFTRA Sound Recordings Code 2027. Wages & working conditions.
Ads Go Union. Did you know? You deserve to be treated with dignity and respect by your employer.
Barbara Perry's headshot, with tulle sleeves and short curly hair.
An illustration of a beach with water in various shades of blue and a palm tree in the bottom left corner. At the top, in black then blue font: SAG-AFTRA. Hello, Summer.
On a black background. At the top, in beige font: Happy Father's Day. Below, in a beige circle: a black mustache and SAG-AFTRA logo.
Virginia Payne, middle, smiling as she stands with two other people around a vintage WGN radio microphone.
On a water color background of reds, whites, and blues. In white font: Juneteenth. Celebrate freedom. Below, the white SAG-AFTRA logo.
Ads Go Union. Did you know? If you feel uneasy on set, call your union. We're here for you. SAG-AFTRA.
Ralph Bellamy looking up into the camera while seated with his arms resting over his knees.
Dark background with glitch effects and bold text urging support for the No Fakes Act.
Stan Laurel, left, smiling as Dana Andrews, also smiling, holds up Laurel's glass SAG Life Achievement Award.