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SR Socially Relevant Film Festival New York

SR Socially Relevant Film Festival New York

Year Grant Awarded: 2019

SR Socially Relevant Film Festival New York is an annual film festival dedicated to spotlighting films and filmmakers that deal with social issues.

“The Life and Times of a Coral Polyp”

St. John School of the Arts

Year Grant Awarded: 2013

KICK IT! (Kids Impacting and Connecting with Kids through Informative Technology) offers children ages 9 – 17 a three-week summer intensive program that teaches children how to make a video while promoting an important message.

How I Learned to Drive

Starwberry Theatre Workshop

Year Grant Awarded: 2018

"How I Learned to Drive" is a forgiving story of an unforgivable relationship. Strawberry Theatre Workshop staged Paula Vogel's Pulitzer Prize winner June 7-July 7 at 12th Ave Arts in Seattle.

Good Luck with the Sun

Steinke, Krista

Year Grant Awarded: 2019

"Good Luck with the Sun" is a photographic project that focuses on the sun as the main subject in order to explore the complexity of the natural world and the physical and psychological impact of our greatest energy source.

Women You Thought You Knew; A Trilogy

Stephanie Lynn Wilson

Year Grant Awarded: 2016

Three full length plays about three different women who are typically prejudged by society. "The Grinder" about a stripper past her prime; Silk Stockings and a Bible" about a Swing Era chorus girl; and "Wild Child" about a Chinese American party girl who takes up with a PTSD Viet Nam veteran

Mixteco/RVA

Stoddard, Christine

Year Grant Awarded: 2012

Mixteco/RVA is a photographic book art project about the author's yearlong journey toward understanding linguistic injustice amongst Virginia's Latin American immigrants—Spanish-speaking and otherwise.

Sirena’s Gallery

Stoddard, Christine

Year Grant Awarded: 2021

Sirena's Gallery is an independent feature film about a Salvadoran-American woman’s struggle as an art gallery owner after losing her husband to suicide.

Mi Abuela, Queen of Nightmares

Stoddard, Christine

Year Grant Awarded: 2023

"Mi Abuela, Queen of Nightmares" is a stage play written by Christine Stoddard. It follows Maya, a young Salvadoran-American, who navigates trauma and family mythology through magic and folklore as she comes of age in Phoenix, Arizona.

Miracle Grow

Year Grant Awarded: 2013

Miracle Grow is a site specific wallpaper installation in which patterning and historical decoration of mid-century kitchen wallpaper has been co-opted to explore the glorification of herbicides and pesticides in the 21st century.

Find Your Voice Mural

Stone, Laura

Year Grant Awarded: 2022

To foster a positive learning environment and enrich my community, elementary students painted a mural of diverse global leaders, who advanced civil rights. Next year, we’ll celebrate community with portraits of former students. The third year, a fabric piece will highlight the beauty of inclusion.

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