Awarded Grants

To support Philadelphia-based cinema spaces and audiences for stories of individuals and communities that are often underrepresented in mainstream cinema.

To support the film "Fox Chase Boy", which gathers a Northeast Philadelphia neighborhood Catholic community into reflection around a long unspoken history of collective trauma and abuse, and to support community screenings of the film.

To support the continuation of the YES! Podcast that discusses how to unlearn oppressive narratives, and how to talk to young people about sexuality in anti-oppressive, consent-based ways.

To support the completion of the film "Affordable Housing" by Wi-Moto Nyoka and Eunice Levis.

For an exhibit at Philadelphia City Hall to honor and support stories of BIPOC media makers who use the city's public access television channels PhillyCAM and WPPM to address pressing civic issues.

To complete the film "Della Can Fly" by Jasmine Lynea.

To support screenings, community engagement and distribution efforts for the film, "Wisdom Gone Wild" by Rea Tajiri.

For support of PABJ's efforts to advocate for newsroom diversity and fair coverage of communities of color through mentorship programs, professional development training institutes, and community-focused programs.

To support RadioCATA, the radio station of CATA, which seeks to empower farmworkers and immigrant workers.

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.