Awarded Grants

"She Got Game" is a short documentary that excavates the essential, but often overlooked, history of Black women's basketball in the United States, charting a journey from the 1900s through the 1980s.

To support “Movement Building Through Flourishing," which seeks to highlight solutions from youth organizers and communities addressing issues exacerbated by H.R.1 ("One Big Beautiful Bill Act").

To support “Rough Drafts," a podcast that seeks to address toxic masculinity and provide an alternative space for broader-based gender expression.

To support the “Moorestown Black Voices Podcast,” which seeks to amplify and archive the Black histories, lived experiences, and futures in Moorestown, New Jersey, as well as strengthen civic collaboration by embedding Black histories and leadership into the township’s civic life.

To support the online edition of the “Late(ish) Poetry Show,” which seeks to develop and amplify the work of poets who personalize, document, and resist the cultural and material impacts of fascism.

To support “Empowering Voices: Youth Narratives for Educational Justice,” which seeks to amplify the voices of youth in foster care and other marginalized communities in Philadelphia.

To support Impacto Media, a bilingual community newspaper, to continue developing a roster of community contributors, cover policy issues of critical importance, and offer readers practical information to protect the Hispanic community.

To expand "Taking Root," a community-organizer-produced documentary series which seeks to build long-term engagement and cross-racial solidarity, and mobilize Southeast Asian communities toward systemic change.

To support a media campaign to reinstate Indigenous Peoples’ Day as an official city holiday and continue to amplify the voices of Indigenous peoples and allies.

To support "Black Box Presents: Arts in Action," a media screening and discussion series exploring the role of the arts in advancing movements for social change, and seeking to connect grassroots organizers with local artists to preserve strategies and stories for future organizing.