Ava DuVernay's Array Foundation launched a $250,000 fund on Tuesday to provide grants for creators and organizations telling stories of underrepresented communities, especially those impacted by the global coronavirus pandemic.
“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,” Regina Miller, executive director of Array Alliance, said in a statement.
Additional grants were also given to The Sarah Jones Film Foundation and to Wilson Morales of BlackFilm.com.
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