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Equality Now, an organization dedicated to promoting the rights of women and girls over the world, hosts an annual Make Equality Reality event in Hollywood. It celebrates those who are influential in elevating the conversation around women’s rights and equality. Margaret Atwood was invited and honoured.

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Bruce Miller, Writer & Showrunner, THE HANDMAID'S TALE TV Series

Bruce Miller, Writer & Showrunner, THE HANDMAID'S TALE TV Series

We talked about what was going on in West Berlin. What the police state was like. Also just the ideas of escape. The idea where people tried to jump over a wall, fly over a border, you know, somehow risking their lives to escape. That kind of desire for flight is in the main character, Offred.
— Bruce Miller
Her vast knowledge. Not only of history, but how history informs our present. And that’s a potent mix. And then you stir it up in the Margaret blender, and it comes out at you, and it’s also pretty wildly entertaining!
— warren Littlefield
Warren Littlefield, Executive Producer, THE HANDMAID'S TALE TV Series

Warren Littlefield, Executive Producer, THE HANDMAID'S TALE TV Series

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Phoebe Larmore has been Margaret Atwood’s literary agent for more than 50 years