Awarded Grants

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 cultivate a space for Philadelphia organizations focusing on youth media to build community, share resources, learn from each other, identify common areas of growth and collaborate towards solutions.

To continue and grow Germantown Info Hub for and with residents of this neighborhood. And to serve as the pilot for Resolve’s Community Wire Service (CWS)—a network of hyperlocal bureaus serving neighborhood information needs and as a mechanism for city-wide distributed authentic and accurate community-level coverage.

For the "Your Empowered Sexuality" podcast for adults, to reflect on their early experiences with sexuality and bodies in order to heal and better support young people in their development.

To increase the visibility and understanding of the diverse Asian American communities in Philadelphia and their strengths, challenges and histories through a yearlong feature series of journalistic work about post-COVID reopening which would be sourced from grassroots networks and community leaders.

To encourage intergenerational storytelling to amplify the refugee and immigrant Cambodian & Southeast Asian American community, as well as to archive the community’s history and immigration story.

To support, mobilize, and amplify the voices of incarcerated people from the Philadelphia region and their families, and in so doing, advance decarceration.

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 foster the development of community youth organizers through storytelling and media creation.

To teach filmmaking and reporting as a tool to magnify the voices of youth on various social, economic, racial, and health issues in Coatesville, PA.