Awarded Grants

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 script and edit new scenes and host community screenings of "Barrio Television," a documentary that seeks to energize and inspire Black and brown led grassroots media organizing in Philadelphia and beyond.

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

To support "End Legacy Dumping," a storytelling project that uplifts the experiences of frontline community members as they battle the environmental and racial injustice of illegal dumping and littering.

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 support Hot Bits Philly 2025, a queer erotic film festival that aims to activate personal and community healing from shame and repression, and to center self-determination, joy, desire, and pleasure as an essential pathway toward collective liberation.

To support the Disabled Resident Oral History Pilot, which will collect and share the oral histories of Philadelphia's disability community in efforts to make public cultural sites more accessible.

To support the launch of the Black Women's Basketball Museum, the museum will use existing archives and collect new archives during community events where attendees share their personal basketball history to include in the museum.

To support the completion of One Art Media Division's Urban Survival Skills short film series, as well as pilot additional digital offerings.

To support a docuseries uplifting the stories of Haddonfield's Black residents, past and present, in order to preserve the rich and diverse history of the Haddonfield community.