Awarded Grants

For the "Voces de Oro" reporting project, including Spanish-language podcasts, a graphic novel, and a "Know Your Rights" video series for Puerto Rican and Dominican communities being pushed out of Kensington, Norris Square, and North Philly by gentrification.

To amplify the diverse ethnic and multicultural community voices of the Olney neighborhood in Philadelphia.

To support residents of Philadelphia's Hunting Park community, a predominantly Latinx and African American neighborhood with one of the city's highest poverty rates, by engaging additional community members as contributors and editors for Impacto's Spanish-language publication.

To support a free community journal, published in Arabic and English, that amplifies culture from the Southwest Asia and North Africa region, with writers predominantly from the region. 

To promote healing and self-reliance in the BIPOC community by establishing a solar powered, eco-sustainable multimedia lab that teaches the 21st century skills of communication, literacy, leadership, and problem solving through technology and the arts.

To support the "Sunkissed Media Project" to amplify the voices and experiences of BIPOC women community journalists, including the LGBTQIA+ and disabled community.

To amplify local voices in the City of Chester in Delaware County, PA, and fostering individual agency and collective social action.

To support film projects led by promising local student filmmakers in higher education.

For the People Power News Radio Initiative, which aims to train a multigenerational cohort of community radio reporters to tell stories from their unique neighborhood perspectives on topics such as mutual aid, economic inequality and more.

To provide continuing support for a community computer lab in support of digital access and equity in Kensington.