Awarded Grants

To support the “With All Due Respect Campaign,” a worker-led fight to regulate Philadelphia’s temporary workers industry and amplify the voices of Black and formerly incarcerated workers navigating exploitative labor conditions.

To support “Immigrant Voices in the Black Freedom Struggle: A Diaspora Oral History Initiative,” which seeks to capture the firsthand accounts of immigrant voices in the Black freedom struggle by building a digital archive and multimedia storytelling initiative.

To support “Speculative Horizons: Philadelphia 2126,” a series of community storytelling workshops that will result in an audio anthology told from the perspective of a future generation living in a world transformed by the movement-building work we are embedded in today.

To create a short documentary which will explore the lives and transformative stories of Indonesian immigrants and their families, as well as the importance of art and Indonesian culture in igniting resilience, fostering healing, and building community.

To support Prison Health News' initiative to expand access to health information and support health-justice strategy sharing among disenfranchised communities in prison through a platform where people in prison can tell their stories and educate themselves and others about prison abolition, health justice, and tools for surviving prison.

To support “Movement Building Through Flourishing," which seeks to highlight solutions from youth organizers and communities addressing issues exacerbated by H.R.1 ("One Big Beautiful Bill Act").

To support “Rough Drafts," a podcast that seeks to address toxic masculinity and provide an alternative space for broader-based gender expression.

To support the “Moorestown Black Voices Podcast,” which seeks to amplify and archive the Black histories, lived experiences, and futures in Moorestown, New Jersey, as well as strengthen civic collaboration by embedding Black histories and leadership into the township’s civic life.

To support the online edition of the “Late(ish) Poetry Show,” which seeks to develop and amplify the work of poets who personalize, document, and resist the cultural and material impacts of fascism.

To support “Empowering Voices: Youth Narratives for Educational Justice,” which seeks to amplify the voices of youth in foster care and other marginalized communities in Philadelphia.