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Participatory Culture Foundation

The Participatory Culture Foundation works to eliminate media gatekeepers and empower communities around the world to engage in democratic processes.

Founded: 2005 by Tiffiniy Cheng, Nicholas Nassar, Nicholas Reville, Holmes Wilson

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Program Area
Health & Healthcare, Education, Environment, Food & Agriculture, Arts & Culture, Human Rights, Poverty Alleviation & Economic Development, Public Service & Civic Engagement
Location of Impact
United States
Headquarters Location
Boston , Massachusetts, United States

Product Platforms
Web, Mobile Apps, Open Source
Budget
$1,000,000 +
Founder Demographics
Female, Racial or Ethnicity Minority

Participatory Culture Foundation (PCF) is dedicated to supporting a democratic media by creating open and decentralized video tools and services. Participatory Culture's core projects are Miro, Miro Video Converter, and Amara. PCF's tools are designed to make mass media accessible to everyone and to empower Americans to engage in bettering the systems that govern American culture and society. PCF's sibling non-profit is the Participatory Politics Foundation, creators of OpenCongress and AskThem.

Funders and Awards

MacArthur Foundation, Mozilla, The Knight Foundation, Open Society Institute, Surdna Andrus, Wikimedia Foundation

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