Awarded Grants

For continued support of the podcast "From Here with a View," celebrating contemporary Native peoples and sharing a vision for Indigenous futures.

To create a convergence center for narrative strategy, community media, and coalition building at Making Worlds Bookstore and Social Center.

To support Kamryn Bond's documentary, Victory Love, with finishing funds to cover production and a portion of post-production costs.

To support PhillyCAM's attendance at the June Alliance for Community Media conference in Boston.

To support "The Soil," a narrative film about four sisters, separated after the murder of their father, who are reunited twenty-six years later and forced to face the secrets of their childhood.

To support "Abolition Conversations," a call to envision a prison-free future and imagine restorative alternatives in a country addicted to mass incarceration. Through a series of interviews, community stewards, artists, activists, and people impacted by mass incarceration will share stories about their work building safer and more caring communities.

To support Farrah Rahaman's film project, Palimpsest, with finishing funds.

To support "Ladybug," a narrative film about a young woman struggling to come to terms with the fading memories of her late grandmother while building the nerve to quit her job and live as a more authentic version of herself.

To support "Made in the USA," a feature-length documentary that blends personal stories of the Asian American Pacific Islander (AAPI) working class within a historical context and asks: Who is the American working class? The film invites viewers to interrogate mainstream narratives about the American working class.

To support Elijah Crawford's film, The Cure for Depression, with finishing funds to provide stipends to crew and collaborators, and prepare the film for a festival distribution.