Grantees All Genres

Human Rights Educators USA

Human Rights Educators USA

Year Grant Awarded: 2022

Human Rights Educators USA (HRE USA) is a collaborative network to learn, teach, organize, advocate, and innovate for human rights education in the United States.

The Hart Island Project: Shades of America

Hunt, Melinda

Year Grant Awarded: 2010

The Hart Island Project is an artist community collaboration to visualize people buried the public cemetery operated by the New York City Department of Correction. Relatives of those located through the project submit photos for landscape/portraits.

Light. Dark. Action (originally entitled Even in Darkness)

Hunter, Whitney V.

Year Grant Awarded: 2011

L.D.A. is an interactive performance work intergrating live performance and digital media sensor technology. A nude black painted figure triggers projector light and an original sound score for the purpose activating the audiences imagination.

2 DIFFRN’T HAYSTACKS

Ialeggio, Anna

Year Grant Awarded: 2022

2 DIFFRN'T HAYSTACKS explores the spectrum of identities and agencies that constitute “land use”– the shifting, flickering terms on which humans individually and collectively expect to encounter our natural environments.

Inside the Walls, Three Judges

Idle Wild Films Inc.

Year Grant Awarded: 2013

The purpose of the photography exhibit “Inside the Walls” and the documentary film “Three Judges” is to address American misperceptions of Islam, life in the Middle East, the Arab-Israeli conflict, and depictions of Arab and Muslim women.

“Living History Heritage Project” (2014)

Images of the Motherland-Interactive Theatre

Year Grant Awarded: 2013

“Living History Heritage Project” This program features the "live dramatic" productions "Muhammad Ali ibn Sayyid-292 United States Colored Troops" and "The Life & Times of Omar ibn Sayyid" plus the "Timbuktu African Artifacts Museum Exhibit". The ye

In These Times Growth Plan

In These Times

Year Grant Awarded: 2018

In These Times—a nonprofit, independent magazine—provides readers with thoughtful political coverage, investigative journalism and unparalleled reporting on the labor movement. The Growth Plan supports In These Times’ reader engagement efforts, building audience and fueling the progressive movement.

Marking Time: Prison Arts & Activism (2014)

Institute for Research on Women

Year Grant Awarded: 2013

“Marking Time: Prison Arts and Activism” was designed to bring together scholars, writers, artists, and activists to explore the cultural aspects of imprisonment, with a focus on art produced by prisoners and in response to mass incarceration.

Interference Archive exhibition series

Interference Archive

Year Grant Awarded: 2015

Interference Archive is an archive of social movement culture that curates public exhibitions and programs as a way to empower people to understand their histories in relationship to social movements.

La Bestia: Sweet Mother

International Human Rights Art Festival

Year Grant Awarded: 2018

La Bestia: Sweet Mother" is a multi-media theatrical exploration based on Tom Block's play, of one immigrant's voyage from her home in Tegucigalpa, Honduras through Guatemala and Mexico and into the desert of the USA, looking for a better life.