This grant supports documentary filmmakers who create compelling, thought-provoking films that educate, inspire, and enrich audiences worldwide.

It funds feature-length non-fiction projects that explore social issues and promote greater understanding and awareness. With a strong commitment to quality storytelling, the fund seeks projects that use film as a tool for change, offering deep insight into important topics.

• Grants awarded total $200,000 annually, distributed among 8–12 filmmakers.
• Funding is available for advanced development (up to $15,000), production, and post-production (up to $25,000).
• Projects must fit within the subject areas of Education, the Environment, and Civics.
• Supports a range of storytelling styles, including character-driven narratives, investigative films, and analytical perspectives.
• Competitive selection process with applications reviewed bi-annually.
• Applicants must submit a detailed proposal, including a synopsis, research, and footage.
• Preference for projects with clear research, well-developed characters, and engaging narratives.
• Funding does not cover outreach, audience engagement, marketing, or distribution expenses.