Awarded Grants

To amplify the stories of Southeast Asians who resettled in Philadelphia after the wars in Southeast Asia.

For continued support of Philly Community Wireless, which provides a community-controlled internet infrastructures in North Philadelphia.

To change the negative media narrative about the local news desert of Camden, New Jersey, and replace it with an integrated, robust hyperlocal media ecosystem that shares positive, vital community news and information with residents and other stakeholders.

To support the MILPA Media Hub, which will help to build a strong base of migrant and undocumented people in Upper Darby to shift narratives about immigrant and working-class people.

To support the expanded use and access to the Eugenio María de Hostos Archives through public programs and multimedia production during the organization’s 50th anniversary.

To support Black ION (It's Ours Now), which will amplify the rightful inheritors of Black historical sites via healing workshops, public programs, and a short-series podcast.

To fortify the next generation of Philly’s movement memory workers and storytellers and reimagine the roles that narrative, memory, and archival preservation can play in service of collective liberation.

To develop a network of support for Black and Brown women filmmakers who often lack the resources to produce, edit, and distribute their work.

To create a digital archive that builds community power and honors the legacy of the women and neighbors at the heart of the Norris Square Neighborhood Project.

For the film "Top 5+5," an interview series that will showcase the dynamic involvement of the Black community in Black philanthropy and their own cultural production.