Awarded Grants

To support the documentation and creation of an ethnographic map of Black trans women, past and present, living in Philadelphia and through the stories told about Black trans women in the multimedia play Fallawayinto.

To support the Philanthropy Network's ability to create a mission-aligned investing map for the greater Philadelphia region.

To fund the Community Apprentice Fellowship Solutions Journalism Project, which aims to empower North Philadelphia residents to control their own narratives and shift the focus towards community-centered perspectives in media.

Para producir episodios de Voces de Madre Tierra sobre la violencia de pareja en la comunidad hispanohablante de Filadelfia, que están programados para transmisión en Telemundo.

To amplify the mental health struggles faced by the African immigrant community in the United States, using storytelling as a powerful tool for advocacy, education, and stigma reduction.

To empower and incentivize high school students to preserve the wisdom of the elders in their families and communities and to explore some of the Black institutions in Philadelphia that highlight and preserve knowledge and culture.

To pilot an interactive, multimedia archive that affirms Black teachers’ experiences and seeks to shift the narrative about their contributions to the field.

For the documentary, "Barrio Television" by Christine DiPasquale which is the untold story of Puerto Rican activists who created the first bilingual public affairs series for Latinos on national television in a fight for authentic stories and media power.

For the film "Excess," about communities around the world reckoning with the consequences of disposable consumer culture, and how one American city is waging a decades-long battle with its trash.

For the film, "The Invited" by Anyawbile Love about an aging musician who confides in his young student about his past, his mysterious instrument, and the truth about his historical performance.