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Institute for the Development of Education in the Arts (IDEA)
To change the negative Camden City news ecosystem with positive news stories through a multimedia program, including zines, podcasts, and journalism training.
$35,000
To strengthen 2Puntos' two newsroom models—one led by community women and one led by their editorial team—and expand service journalism that blends community knowledge with organizational expertise and ensures Latine residents in Philadelphia and Norristown have access to trustworthy, actionable information.
July 2026
$100,000
$100,000
To strengthen and sustain the Germantown Info Hub as a trusted source of community-centered journalism, engagement, and local information while expanding opportunities for resident contribution and long-term neighborhood support.
$200,000
To support Kensington Voice in sunsetting their operations and archiving their news stories.
$40,000
Chisom Chieke
In "Food for the Soul," a first-generation Nigerian-American and her Black-American partner must decide between being true to themselves or trying to live up to their families’ expectations.
$20,000
Christina DiPasquale
"Barrio Television" tells the story of Puerto Rican activists who, in a fight for authentic stories and media power, created "Realidades," the first bilingual Latino series in U.S. history.
$25,000
Da Saint
"4Her" follows a young Haitian woman who, fixated on her parents’ fractured past, must confront the weight she’s carried for years before it destroys the most important relationship she's nurturing, the relationship to herself.
$25,000
Eric César Morales + Neil M. Wilson
In "A Blatino First Date," a teenager of mixed Black and Latino heritage is driven on his first date by his middle-aged Black father. However, at the end of the night, his attempt at a teenage rite of passage will be overshadowed by the intersecting crises of the U.S. healthcare system and ICE.
$15,000
In "ASHA," a trans genderqueer Philadelphia-based artist returns home to Illinois to care for their terminally ill father, a Bangladeshi immigrant, in hopes of solving a mystery.
$25,000