2020 Grantees
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A sexual abuse scandal Involving multiple perpetrators at America’s preeminent children’s theater has been buried for decades. This film unearths the story, and follows the survivors who come forward in an attempt to hold their abusers and the institution that harbored them accountable. ...
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An intimate set of portraits offer a window into the experience of growing up female in the Deep South through the lens of race, religion and the political establishment.
2019 Grantees
2018 Grantees
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Mama Bears is a feature-length documentary that explores the many ways in which the lives of conservative, Christian mothers are impacted and utterly transformed when they decide to affirm and advocate on behalf of their LGBTQ children.
2017 Grantees
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Three women find purpose carrying babies for strangers in the conservative heartland of Boise, Idaho - the unregulated and unofficial “surrogacy capital” of the United States - even as they put their own lives at risk.
2015 Grantees
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Before Oprah, before Arsenio, there was Mr. SOUL! Ellis Haizlip makes television broadcast history with SOUL!, America's first "black Tonight Show."
2013 Grantees
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My Country, No More takes an intimate look inside the lives and hopes of one North Dakota farming community in response to a fundamental question: what are we willing to sacrifice in our pursuit of progress?