Awarded Grants

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 support individualized (as well as group instruction) and language specific assistance to close the digital divide among Philadelphia's African and Caribbean immigrant and refugee communities.

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.

To invest in professional digital community organizing to advocate, host training, and help hundreds of low to moderate-income and limited digital proficient African/Caribbean immigrant families obtain affordable and stable internet services and digital skills.

For continued support for and partnership with the Digital Literacy Alliance on digital equity initiatives, such as seed funding for a Philadelphia-based program model for technology refurbishment, redistribution, and technical support.

To create a digital magazine, Rev Arte, where the Latinx immigrant community can share their talents and perspective, reframing negative portrayals of the community and authoring their own stories. Additionally, to foster community leadership through the expansion of CCATE's media programming and the development of an internship program.

To amplify, document, and archive the voices of Indigenous artists, performers, knowledge-keepers, and change-makers.

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