Awarded Grants

To support the archiving of the history of marginalized communities and social movements in Philadelphia.

To support the Credible Messenger Reporting Project, which trains, compensates, and provides guidance from professional journalists to people impacted by gun violence to produce and distribute multimedia journalism, informed by their lived experience, that addresses the root causes of gun violence and possible solutions.

To support community storytelling and media to reimagine and redesign a future that includes liberation for historically oppressed communities.

To provide Camden youth with the resources and training to create multimedia content that centers their stories and communities.

For the film "Name Yourself," a surrealist short that delves into the realm of queer futurisms and challenges societal norms regarding gender.

To promote healing and self-reliance in the BIPOC community via access to an eco-sustainable multimedia lab for the production of digital programs and media event infrastructure.

To amplify the experiences of people impacted by cash bail to shift the public narrative and drive action to end this unjust policy in Philadelphia.

To amplify the diverse community voices of Philadelphia's Olney neighborhood and provide an alternate and more comprehensive community context to counter the negative narratives typically portrayed in traditional media outlets.

To relaunch a video news program for the Fairhill North Philadelphia Community with content and stories created by PWB Stetson Middle School students.

To support storytelling about the economically diverse communities in Greater Philadelphia with its local waters, ecosystems, food systems, and cultures through the shared celebration of our local fish.