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Philadelphia Center for Gun Violence Reporting (PCGVR)
To support PCGVR’s unique model of ethical, community-informed, trauma-responsive gun violence journalism through public health research, reporter training, and elevating the voices of Philadelphia’s survivor community as a path to create connections, inform policy, and ultimately reduce the trauma created by gun violence.
July 2026
$90,000
$90,000
To support the general operations of cinéSPEAK, which focuses on cinema spaces, audiences, and distribution in Philadelphia by featuring the stories of individuals and communities that are often underrepresented in mainstream cinema.
$150,000
Uptown Radio (WJYN) 98.5 FM
To support (WJYN) 98.5 FM, a community radio station in North Philadelphia, that seeks to amplify the voices of a community impacted by poverty, community apathy, and a lack of resources.
$50,000
Philadelphia Latino Arts & Film Festival
To amplify Latine/x/a/o storytelling, field building, and narrative strategy by celebrating culture, honoring stories, and creating spaces and experiences where Latines are seen, heard, and felt—across Philly and beyond.
$75,000
To support Radio CATA, which seeks to empower farmworkers and immigrant workers.
$50,000
For continued support of the podcast "From Here with a View," which expands access to and amplifies Indigenous perspectives and voices through storytelling that reflects contemporary Indigenous life and experience and strengthens connections within Indigenous communities.
$50,000
Philly Youth Media Collaborative
To connect and promote organizations that engage youth in the creation, analysis, and distribution of media—and work together to support youth in becoming critical thinkers, engaged global citizens, and media professionals in service of a healthy democracy and equitable media industry.
$45,000
Communitas Arts + Culture
For continued support of Drag Arts Oral History Project, an archive of oral histories of Philadelphia area drag artists, and activating the existing archive through new multimedia-focused efforts.
$25,000
To continue and strengthen a citywide network of youth media organizations by engaging young creators in collaborative storytelling, amplifying their voices, and providing access to professional development through mentorship, skill-building workshops, and paid media opportunities.
$75,000
To support the general operations of PhilyCAM, a community media center where residents express themselves, learn from each other, and produce and share media reflective of the experiences of everyday people.
July 2026
$500,000
$500,000