Proving once again her talent knows no bounds, our own Makiah Stephens was awarded a Black Music City award for her mini-documentary. Still in production, the project uses interviews and archival footage to bring to life a narrative that connects past and present to explore the influence of these legends on the Philadelphia Black music scene.
We can’t wait to see it, and couldn’t be prouder.
In 2000, we started taking on our first projects. Over the next 25 years, we’ve been doing our best to do some good. As we take note of this quarter-century of service, we’ve created a year-long celebration, not just of Mighty Engine, but of the values we and our partners champion: love, equity, service and agency.
We assisted the United Negro College Fund with research analysis, writing and designing their report on the mental health of Black college students and recommendation for improving mental-health outcomes of Black college students at all colleges and universities with a particular focus on HBCUs and PBIs.