Awarded Grants

To continue developing and implementing IDEA’s Community Voices local news program with podcasts, bi-monthly zines and a vlog, and increasing skills training for careers in the media.

To continue addressing media inequity in South Jersey through the South Jersey Information Equity Project, which supports and elevates Black media makers, and connects them with resources, funding, and platform partners to share their work.

To continue Drag Arts Oral History Project, which is building an archive of oral histories of Philadelphia area drag artists and activating the existing archive through new multimedia-focused efforts.

To strengthen and expand REVARTE media, a multimedia online platform, and help launch Radio REVARTE, the first community and educational radio station for the Latino and immigrant community in Montgomery County.

To continue to move La Casa de Luz towards production by investing in casting and the film's administrative needs.

To support the general operations of the Paul Robeson House & Museum, which aims to preserve the legacy of the organization and neighborhood through archives, and make these records accessible as a resource and training tool.

To support Securing the Roots, a fellowship program to expand the fundraising capacity for community-based organizations with budgets up to $1 million.

To advance and produce empathetic, ethical, and impactful reporting on community firearm violence grounded in trauma-informed journalistic practices, the lived experiences of impacted community members, and public health research.

To provide access to state-of-the-art digital broadcasting technology and to support community storytelling.

To support Germantown Info Hub, serving as a core piece of Resolve’s effort to build and expand the hyper local newsroom.