Awarded Grants

To support the MIC Center's research on broadband for all policies.

To support G-Town Radio, a community radio engaging the Northwest Philadelphia community through storytelling, sharing music, and providing reliable news and information.

For continued support of Youth Set the Stage, a network of organizations working in youth media throughout Philadelphia.

For continued support of WURD’s environmental racism and justice project that uses public engagement to argue for the repair and protection of Black spaces and communities through equitable solutions and policymaking.

For continued support of the South Jersey Information Equity Project's emerging journalist cohort.

For continued support of We Are the Seeds' podcast From Here, With a View, which amplifies the voices of Indigenous artists, activists, educators, culture bearers, and change-makers.

For continued support of Paul Robeson House & Museum's work to maintain the Paul Robeson's archives and use the space as training tool for the community, educational institutions, and other organizations.

To strengthen democracy, community, and equity in Delaware—and create a playbook to replicate this model around the country—by strengthening the local news and information ecosystem.

For continued support of First Person Arts' (FPA) archival work of community storytelling events, and support community outreach activities for the the FPA-produced film, Trigger.

For continued support of 2Puntos Platform, a hyperlocal outlet that trains Latinas to be community reporters.