Awarded Grants

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.

To support a community conversation series to align with the launch of season 1 of "Obscured, From Words to Weapons," an investigative podcast about survivors of law enforcement trauma and how they're navigating the aftermath of police encounters.

To support "Change Pending," a year-long media and community engagement initiative that will capture the experience, desires, and ideas of young Philadelphians as the city undergoes its next mayoral transition.

To engage student journalists (3rd-8th grades) in telling stories about how community-led efforts make an impact on the physical and social-emotional health of children and families, and themselves.

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.

To distribute "No Way Out," a short documentary that complicates narratives of victims wanting retribution, and season 2 of the "Move It Forward" podcast exploring gun violence and its root causes.

For continued support of the Philadelphia Asian American Film Festival, a platform to showcase and celebrate Asian and Pacific Islander diaspora storytellers and their works through film.