Awarded Grants

To create a community-owned multimedia archive that highlights arts/culture work for social change by Latinx communities in Philadelphia.

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

For the "Connections!" ("¡Conéctate!") intergenerational digital literacy program, focused on connecting immigrant families and individuals with limited English proficiency with the necessary digital tools to access essential services, employment opportunities, and other community resources.

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

To provide internet access, digital devices, and technology teaching and support services to low-income South Philadelphia residents who are impacted by environmental racism.

For signal improvement planning and community programming at RadioCATA.

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.

To prepare underrepresented young people to succeed as tech and innovation leaders through project-based learning and mentorship, resources, and support networks in the tech and innovation space.

For general operating support of WHGE-LP, Delaware's first and only Black-owned radio station.

To build community narrative power rooted in a cooperative nonprofit community bookstore and social center movement space. This project will feature an open access library, archive, and reading room; a year-long oral history and lecture series around Philadelphia’s Black Radical Tradition; political education around media systems and community media literacies around policing, housing, education, care, and food issues; and community-based media content creation licensed under creative commons for community use.