Cynthia Lowen is an exceptionally talented and accomplished producer and writer, utilizing the immense power of storytelling to drive significant and impactful change. Her most notable and remarkable work includes the feature documentary "Bully", produced by The Weinstein Company, which delves into the lives of five kids and families as they navigate the intricate and complex issues surrounding America's bullying crisis.
Lowen's impressive portfolio of work is further enhanced by his notable project, a feature documentary titled "Netizens", which premiered at the prestigious Tribeca Film Festival in 2018 and is currently available on HBO Max. This thought-provoking film takes a deep dive into the complex and often disturbing world of online harassment, with a specific focus on its profound impact on women.
Lowen is actively involved in the development of a feature documentary titled "In Her Own Words", in collaboration with prominent production companies XTR and 30West. This documentary aims to bring attention to the pressing issue of non-disclosure agreements (NDAs) and forced arbitration, shedding light on the complexities and implications of these practices. The film is set to feature renowned journalist and television personality Gretchen Carlson, whose involvement is expected to lend significant credibility and weight to the documentary's message. As a powerful tool in the ongoing conversation about women's rights, "In Her Own Words" is poised to make a significant impact on the national dialogue, sparking important discussions and driving change.
Notable film contributor Lowen has not only made significant contributions to the film industry but has also taken a leading role in spearheading large-scale impact and engagement campaigns, partnering with a diverse array of organizations. These organizations include prominent entities such as the Anti-Defamation League, Autism Speaks, Facebook, Gay, Lesbian and Straight Education Network, Human Rights Campaign, JP Morgan Chase, Microsoft, the National Network to End Domestic Violence, Sears, the United Federation of Teachers, and many others.
Through these impactful campaigns, Lowen has played a crucial role in developing comprehensive educational materials, hosting town hall events, launching digital campaigns, organizing community screening tours, and implementing other initiatives aimed at driving positive change.
Notable among Lowen's numerous contributions to impactful campaign work is the "Bully" impact campaign, a remarkable initiative that successfully extended access to the film to an unprecedented audience of over five million students, thereby facilitating a comprehensive and inclusive learning experience for this vast demographic, all while ensuring the educational component remained entirely cost-free, thereby eliminating any potential barriers to access, and allowing educators to seamlessly integrate the film into their curricula, thereby fostering a more informed and empathetic student body.
