Critically acclaimed filmmaker Ava DuVernay announced that her nonprofit organization “ARRAY Alliance” will be giving away $250,000 grants to support creators during the global Coronavirus pandemic.
We are excited to announce our non-profit foundation ARRAY Alliance has launched a $250,000 funding initiative, ARRAY Grants, for organizations and individuals dedicated to narrative change by people of color and women of all kinds. Check out our website to find out more! pic.twitter.com/tfqM9wCYO6
— ARRAYNow (@ARRAYNow) April 14, 2020
In the past 14 honorees that served in African American, Latino, multiethnic, and women-centered film communities were awarded $10,000.
In a statement ARRAY Alliance director, Regina Miller, stated, “Establishing ARRAY Grants furthers ARRAY’s mission to support arts advocates around the country that are cultural necessities in their communities. With more content from creators of color and women being made, it’s crucial to support the organizations that nurture and nourish these voices. In just the last few weeks, we’ve all gained a new appreciation for the value of human connection and the simple comfort of being together, sharing stories, in a place that feels safe and welcoming. Every community deserves that”.
