Overview

Whether you’re thinking about starting a family, navigating life as a new parent, or looking for ways to better support parents in the creative workplace, this transition can bring big questions about work, identity, finances, and the future. In an industry built around unpredictable schedules, project-based work, and uncertainty, how do you make room for parenthood without losing sight of your career? Becoming a parent shouldn’t mean having to leave behind the career you’ve worked so hard to build.

Join Cynthia Jimenez-Hicks and Ella Cooper, alongside Susie Burpee from Balancing Act, for a webinar that explores the realities of navigating parenthood in the entertainment industry. Through lived experiences, honest conversation, and practical guidance, our speakers will explore the challenges, possibilities, and individual nature of this life transition, offering tools and perspectives to help participants on the road ahead.

This session will offer an opportunity to connect, learn, and feel less alone.

Who Should Attend

Anyone thinking about parenthood, navigating life as a new parent, or looking for ways to better support their colleagues with children in the creative workplace.

Key Takeaways

Explore the realities of parenthood in the entertainment industry, including the challenges of balancing family life with an unpredictable, project-based career.
Gain practical tools, guidance, and perspectives to help navigate the transition to parenthood while sustaining the career you’ve worked hard for.
Build connections and learn to foster supportive workplaces by better understanding the diverse needs and experiences of parenthood.

Important Note

Our workshops provide general information and strategies and do not offer personalized advice. The speakers may not be able to answer all participants' questions.

Accessibility

ASL interpretation, closed captions, and translated captions (35 languages) are available.

Recording

This event will not be recorded.

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