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Find similar grantsCREATE ACTION Grant Program is sponsored by Sony Electronics Inc.. CREATE ACTION supports social justice organizations that use photography, videography, filmmaking, or related fields to create lasting positive change in underserved and under-represented communities. The program provides direct funding, storytelling, and collaboration with Sony.
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