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Since 1993
Women's Image Network (WIN) has been producing The Women's Image Awards because promoting dimensional female media images advances the value of women.
When film and television depicts dimensional, non-stereotypical, evolving female human beings, artists help shape a world where women everywhere can enjoy social and economic parity.


Previous Honorees
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To harness the power of the media and level the playing field, in 1993,
Women's Image Network, launched The Women's Image Awards.
In addition to celebrating honorees,
The WIN Awards jury adjudicates media in multiple award categories.

Ann-Margret & Wallis Annenberg WIN 25

Since its inception, Women’s Image Network has benefited from the guidance provided by seasoned industry professionals. A few past and presentWIN Advisory Board members include:
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