Awarded Grants

To support the creation of an immersive multimedia project to resist genocide and engage in land-based struggles, drawing from current and historical archives and in partnership with local organizers and allies.

To support the second iteration of the Community Apprentice Fellowship, which provides community-centered journalism training to residents of North Philadelphia.

To support a documentary about Kingsessing's history and challenges, and to connect this Southwest Philadelphia community to Millennial Juneteenth celebrations to showcase its resilience, pride, and cultural heritage.

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 the Ginger Arts Center, an intergenerational "third space" for youth in Chinatown to document community stories through art and oral histories and learn collective organizing alongside community elders.

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

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

To support Jenna Lam’s film project, "Ambitious," with finishing funds.

To support the completion of the film, "in love, in memory." The grant will cover costs for consulting editor/edit team, composer, sound designer, and colorist.