Awarded Grants

To support the creation of an archive of community members' efforts to promote land stewardship and combat gentrification in Philadelphia.

To produce the documentary the "Meeting of Condor and the Eagle," which showcases the experiences of native and Indigenous people living in Philadelphia.

To support the archiving of the MOVE Organization's history in commemoration of the 40th anniversary of the MOVE bombing.

To support "Voces Verificados: Combatiendo la Desinformación en la Comunidad Latina de Filadelfia," (Verified Voices: Combating Disformation in Philadelphia's Latinx Community) which will produce Spanish-language multimedia about disinformation in the Latine community via community radio stations and social media.

To support Five Over Fifty (5 Over 50) which collects the advice and stories of Southeast Asian middle aged women for the purpose of archiving community history.

To strengthen the No Arena in Chinatown campaign by creating and distributing videos and print media, and training young leaders to support multigenerational, multicultural, and multilingual narratives.

To support the Writing Heals project, which trains family members of people lost to homicide to write and reframe the narratives of their loved ones' lives and call for social change.

To support Prison Health News, a platform that expands access to health information to people who are incarcerated and amplifies personal narratives around prison abolition, health justice, and tools for surviving prison.

To support "Let Them Only See Us," a multimedia initiative documenting the work of Black women fighting for education justice and Black workers' rights.

To teach aspiring organizers how to shift prevailing narratives around policing and mass incarceration through workshops, abolitionist media production training, and the development and distribution of the multimodal Abolition Journal.