To support media programming at CCATE, including but not limited to Radio REVARTE, the first community and educational radio station for the Latino and immigrant community in Montgomery County.
To support the general operations of Blackstar, which elevates the stories of Black, Brown, and Indigenous filmmakers and builds community through independent film.
To support Al-Bustan News' Media Fellowship program to amplify Southwest Asian and North African (SWANA) voices, ensure diverse narratives, and prioritize local reporting, mentorship, safety, and community partnerships.
To support WHGE-LP Radio as a platform to educate, motivate, and unify the Black community and the podcast studio as a tool to encourage teenagers to voice their opinions and become involved in addressing, ameliorating and/or resolving problems confronting youth.
To strengthen 2Puntos' two newsroom models—one led by community women and one led by their editorial team—and expand service journalism that blends community knowledge with organizational expertise and ensures Latine residents in Philadelphia and Norristown have access to trustworthy, actionable information.
To support the creation of short video and audio that highlights the stories and efforts of immigrant individuals, families, and rapid response teams in Montgomery County and Philadelphia.
To expand "Taking Root," a community-organizer-produced documentary series which seeks to build long-term engagement and cross-racial solidarity, and mobilize Southeast Asian communities toward systemic change.
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 the “Black Mama's Bail Out Storytelling Campaign,” which will amplify stories of people formerly incarcerated, pre-trial in Philadelphia, through short videos that will serve as the centerpiece of their community education and advocacy work for their annual Black Mama's Bail Out campaign in Spring 2026.
To support "Voices of 52nd Street,Then & Now: A Community Archive and Celebration," which seeks to document and preserve the vital voices that contributed to the thriving of the historic West Philadelphia corridor and community, past and present, in the face of stifling gentrification and erasure.
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