Awarded Grants

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

To create a digital docu-series aimed at fostering solidarity and offering a sense of belonging for recently arrived Haitian immigrants, while addressing the growing xenophobic rhetoric in local and national media.

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.

To support the archiving and documenting of La La Lil Jidar's organizing of community experiences to shift harmful narratives around Palestine and foster healing.

To support the Philly-Afghan Info Hub, which will amplify community narratives and meet the information, civic engagement, and networking needs of Afghan refugees in the Philadelphia region.

To support the production of Diálogos, a 12-episode investigative podcast exploring topics related to affordable housing, economic mobility, and social issues related to Afro-Latinos and the Latine identity.

To amplify the voices of youth impacted by the carceral system as they share their stories, in order to change community perspectives around responses to harm and violence committed by young people.

To support "We Free Us," a storytelling project for currently and formally incarcerated women and transgender and gender nonconforming people in Philadelphia jails to share their stories and build power towards large-scale decarceration.

To support people-powered storytelling that aims to contest and shift narratives about environmental justice in Camden, New Jersey.