Posts in 'Immigrant Voices'

To support the production of a documentary about generations of Hispanic immigrant mushroom farmworkers in Chester County who have socially and culturally integrated into the community.

To support "Voces Verificados: Combatiendo la Desinformación en la Comunidad Latina de Filadelfia," (Verified Voices: Combating Disformation in Philadelphia's Latinx Community) which will produce Spanish-language multimedia about disinformation in the Latine community via community radio stations and social media.

To support the Philly-Afghan Info Hub, which will amplify community narratives and meet the information, civic engagement, and networking needs of Afghan refugees in the Philadelphia region.

To support Five Over Fifty (5 Over 50) which collects the advice and stories of Southeast Asian middle aged women for the purpose of archiving community history.

To support the Ginger Arts Center, an intergenerational "third space" for youth in Chinatown to document community stories through art and oral histories and learn collective organizing alongside community elders.

To support the production of Diálogos, a 12-episode investigative podcast exploring topics related to affordable housing, economic mobility, and social issues related to Afro-Latinos and the Latine identity.

To support the archiving and documenting of La La Lil Jidar's organizing of community experiences to shift harmful narratives around Palestine and foster healing.

To strengthen the No Arena in Chinatown campaign by creating and distributing videos and print media, and training young leaders to support multigenerational, multicultural, and multilingual narratives.

To celebrate and amplify the voices of Philadelphia's immigrant communities by hosting a series of “Expanding Sanctuary” film screenings that highlight stories, foster cultural exchange, and promote social justice.

To continue the production of Audio Olney, a podcast amplifying the diverse community voices of the Olney neighborhood and counter the negativity typically portrayed by traditional media outlets.