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Infrastructure Project

Voices of Africa Media Foundation is a new-media training organisation that empowers young African men and women to build and pursue a career as a reporter and to strengthen the media function in Africa.

Infrastructure Project

Messages in Motion offers participants the opportunity to produce short video postcards that communicate personal and social messages about their diverse life experiences. As the MIM Video Van travels, the stories inspire, educate and provoke participants from different communities to learn from one another.

Infrastructure Project

Docs In Progress is an incubator for new voices in documentary film.  Through a variety of programs, we give emerging documentary filmmakers the tools and support network to improve their skills at all stages of the filmmaking process.

Infrastructure Project

CAMBOFEST is Cambodia's first internationally recognized independent movie festival, and is Cambodia's longest running international movie festival event.

We are currently seeking to establish, aside from normal annual event-oriented festival operations, a year-round administrative and media center which can serve as the home for CamboFest in the offseason and as a location for special screenings, lectures, and workshops.

Infrastructure Project

From Issues for Your Tissues radio to Make/Shift magazine 300+ women centered social justice media outlets produce blogs, radio shows, newspapers, TV shows, etc on a regular basis throughout the US.  Media Equity Collaborative is coalescing these isolated groups via a survey and a SUMMIT (July 16) to prioritize program needs, strategize networks and build a sustainable fund to ensure stability and growth for this vastly under resourced community.

Infrastructure Project

National Alliance for Media Arts and Culture (NAMAC) requests funding to analyze the data and publish the key findings from our Mapping the Media Arts Field survey.  This comprehensive national census measures the field’s economic, community, and creative indicators and will live as a searchable database on NAMAC’s website.  Mapping the Field demonstrates the value of the media arts and public media fields and the important role they plan in the free flow of information in our society.