Sunlight Foundation

To help the Sunlight Foundation expand its open datasets and tools, serve a larger public, and share lessons learned to improve open government.

Neighbor.ly

To support the refinement and deployment of a new crowdfunding platform that addresses community-wide needs in two Knight communities.

'Música en tus Manos' (Music in Your Hands)

To bring more music to Philadelphia's Latino communities by working with organizations to develop a new outreach initiative bridging classical and Latin music

Anna Deveare Smith’s The Pipeline Project

To engage Philadelphia in a dialogue about young people being shuttled from school into the criminal justice system by supporting a two-year residency of actress and playwright Anna Deavere Smith.

Archive.org TV News Search & Borrow

To support the expansion of the Internet Archive's TV News Search & Borrow, a digital library database of television news content.

Artist-Designed Bike Racks for Philadelphia: Public Art with a Purpose

To create more public art and enliven city streets by hosting a competition for artists to design new bike racks

Artists U: Planning Mondays & AU 101 Course

To increase professional development opportunities for local performance artists by expanding a pilot project that allows artists to seek targeted advice and counsel

BlackStar Film Festival

To support global black cinema through a film festival that will also feature a short screenplay contest

Bringing Indian Music with an Edge to Philadelphia

To celebrate Indian music and introduce it to a young and urban audience by offering a concert series with rotating ensembles of professional musicians

CITYWIDE: A Collective Exhibition

To promote visual arts collaboration and capture the energy of the city's arts district by enabling many collectives to produce a multivenue, one-month exhibit.

Center City Jazz Festival

To increase audiences for jazz by expanding the Center City Jazz Festival to include additional events and venues

Charles Searles: In Motion

To celebrate one of the community’s most beloved African-American artists, Charles Searles, by inviting art students from three universities to collaborate on paired exhibitions and events inspired by the artist’s legacy