Posts in 'Movement Media'

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 “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 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 “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 expand "Pardon Me,” an impact campaign based on the eponymous documentary, that will grow the West Philly Pardon Network into a statewide training and storytelling hub and launch a statewide digital storytelling initiative that amplifies community voices, builds pressure for pardon recommendations, and increases awareness of second chances as an economic and moral imperative.

To support “Project Engage,” an intergenerational community storytelling project in Chester, PA that: trains youth in podcasting, audio production, and journalism; lifts up the vital histories and cultural legacies of local elders; and empowers Chester residents to shape how their city is seen and understood.

To support “Red de Confianza: Información, Cuidados y Movimiento Comunitario,” which seeks to strengthen access to reliable and culturally relevant information in Philadelphia's Latino migrant community, activate a network of community spokespersons to produce verified multimedia content in Spanish, and update a community directory that fosters organizing, advocacy, and collective action based on care.

To support the "Uncaged Potential" podcast, which continues to increase awareness of juvenile justice issues and youth-led organizing efforts through an audio and visual podcast developed by directly impacted young people.

To support “Camden Voices Amplified,” which seeks to empower Camden parents and students through grassroots organizing and independent journalism demanding equity, transparency, and accountability, amplifying authentic community voices, and building lasting leadership.

To support “Beyond Islamophobia: Stories of Resilience,” which seeks to showcase stories of resilience in the face of rising anti-Muslim racism and amplify moments of hope in our communities.