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To support the work of the Movement Alliance Project (MAP) as part of the Shift the Narrative Coalition, which aims to change the narratives in local media around violence, crime, and safety, and put the power of storytelling in the hands of the community.
$1,000,000
To support a short film about an undocumented immigrant in Philadelphia starts to fall for a roommate she's never met -- forming a connection that will test the limits of her romantic imagination.
$5,400
To support Power Street Theatre’s two digital media projects: WhatsApp Audio Adventure and Barbershop Poetry. These projects involve community storytelling, poetry and audio stories that will address the themes of cultural preservation, gentrification, immigration, racism, grief, and healing.
$20,000
To empower Spanish-speaking women through digital literacy initiatives using informative, animated comics for tv and social media, as well as comics printed for newspapers and magazines.
$45,000
To expand and deepen WURD Radio's multimedia coverage and conversations around environmental racism and its direct impact on Philadelphia’s Black community with a lens towards action, solutions and empowerment.
$75,000
To support the expansion of cineSPEAK's team, the development and implementation of public programming, and the broadening of cineSPEAK’s audience and readership.
$150,000
To address inequities in coverage of the Black community in South Jersey by supporting more Black media makers in the creation of news and information.
$75,000
To support your creative, strategic, and equity-focused field-building work, and, importantly, to signal to our fellow colleagues that it’s imperative we step up our support for PNGP in order to strengthen the fabric of our region.
$250,000
To support a video series that involves the filming of individuals and families who have had (or are seeking to have) their records expunged.
$10,000
To support editing fees and other costs related to the production of the film "Ave Maria."
$8,000