To amplify the stories of Latine and Asian American residents in Norris Square, Chinatown, and Cambodia Town, by providing media training, sharing community stories, and developing Augmented and Virtual Reality projects that prevent cultural erasure and preserve the memories and histories of Philadelphia’s diverse communities.
To amplify the voices of artists and marginalized communities through a retrospective video documenting Taller Puertorriqueño's "We Will Not Hide" work, a yearlong series of events, panels, festivals, and exhibits offering a critical examination and alternative views of the United States’ 250th anniversary.
To support the general operations of SAADA, which documents, preserves, and shares stories that represent South Asian Americans' unique and diverse experiences.
To support Radio MILPA, which amplifies the stories of immigrants and poor and working class people, highlighting shared struggles and connecting issues, people, and regions in order to shift the narratives about immigrants to make movements stronger and more unified.
To amplify Latine/x/a/o storytelling, field building, and narrative strategy by celebrating culture, honoring stories, and creating spaces and experiences where Latines are seen, heard, and felt—across Philly and beyond.
To amplify, protect, and nurture Asian American, Native Hawaiian, and Pacific Islander (AANHPI) stories through the annual Philadelphia Asian American Film Festival and curated programming throughout the year.
To provide support for Free Press' "Philly Comunicadores Initiative," which builds collective power among Spanish-speaking media workers and journalists in the Delaway Valley region by facilitating a collaborative group that provides culturally competent training and resources in Spanish on a variety of journalism and media issues.
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 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.
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