Posts in 'Community-Centered Journalism'

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 Inti Media's bilingual civic engagement efforts and youth media programming that uses journalism, visual storytelling, and short documentaries to empower Latine and BIPOC voters in Philadelphia.

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 “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 “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 hire YPTC to setup and audit 2Puntos Platform's operating systems and bookkeeping.

To support Free Press' Philadelphia Safer Journalism Project and the creation of the Philly Latine Media Collaborative.

To support Love Now Media with capacity building and convenings as they seek to strengthen their business model and role as a media collaborative.

To support organizational development needs following a leadership transition at the University Community Collaborative.

To support the operations of the South Jersey Information Equity Project, after experiencing significant loss in funding due to targeted DEI attacks