Awarded Grants
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Making Worlds Inc.
To build and sustain a community-driven media ecosystem in Philadelphia by operating as a narrative convergence center that supports collaboration, community journalism, and shared research, education, and storytelling infrastructure.
$30,000
To amplify the voices of people in communities impacted by mass incarceration, policing, and poverty through the creation and distribution of media work, podcast, and film.
July 2026
$100,000
$100,000
To support the general operations of Spiral Q, which integrates community storytelling to build strong and equitable communities characterized by creativity, joy, can-do attitudes, and the courage to act on their convictions.
$75,000
To build on momentum and support narrative strategy infrastructure within the Alliance for a Just Philadelphia and provide capacity-building offerings to the broader movement ecosystem.
$100,000
To empower underserved Philly youth to define their own narratives through a pathway of school, summer, and workforce programs that provide mentorship from script-to-screen and curiosity-to-careers.
$100,000
To amplify the voices of artists and marginalized communities through a retrospective video documenting Taller Puertorriqueño's "We Will Not Hide" work, a yearlong series of events, panels, festivals, and exhibits offering a critical examination and alternative views of the United States’ 250th anniversary.
$40,000
West Philadelphia Cultural Alliance
To support the Paul Robeson House's ongoing archival development, digitization, and community programming and collaborative public engagement activities that expand access to and care for community-based archival collections.
$40,000
BlackStar Projects
To support the general operations of Blackstar, which elevates the stories of Black, Brown, and Indigenous filmmakers and builds community through independent film.
$200,000
Termite TV Collective
To amplify the stories of Latine and Asian American residents in Norris Square, Chinatown, and Cambodia Town, by providing media training, sharing community stories, and developing Augmented and Virtual Reality projects that prevent cultural erasure and preserve the memories and histories of Philadelphia’s diverse communities.
$50,000
Philadelphia Asian American Film Foundation
To amplify, protect, and nurture Asian American, Native Hawaiian, and Pacific Islander (AANHPI) stories through the annual Philadelphia Asian American Film Festival and curated programming throughout the year.
$75,000