About GFEM
Grantmakers in Film + Electronic Media (GFEM) is an association of grantmakers committed to advancing the field of media arts and public interest media funding. GFEM serves as a resource for grantmakers who fund media content, infrastructure, and policy, those who employ media to further their program goals as well as a collaborative network for funders who wish to learn more about media. GFEM members have a broad range of interests and approaches, but share the view that electronic media is a vital form of human expression, communication and creativity, and plays a key role in building public will and shaping civil society. For more information on becoming a member see our Membership page.
GFEM Pictures + Words
This section of the GFEM Web site contains audio and video recordings from GFEM sponsored funder briefings.
activism, advertising, advocacy, Arts and Culture, best practices, blogs, broadband, broadcasting, cable, censorship, citizen journalism, civic engagement, community development, community foundations, community media, community radio, copyright, creative commons, criminal justice, democracy, digital distribution, digital inclusion, disability, distribution, diversity, documentary film, economic development, education, engagement campaigns, environment, ethnic media, evaluation, FCC, film, filmmakers, first amendment, foundations, freedom of expression, funder delegation, games, gender, globalization, grantmaking, grassroots, health, human rights, immigrants, impact, independent film, infrastructure, intellectual property rights, Internet, journalism, localism, Low Power FM, media arts centers, media justice, media policy, media reform, mobile, municipal wireless, net neutrality, new technology, non-profit journalism, open access, open source, outreach, philanthropy, privacy, public access, public media, radio, rural, satellite, social media, spectrum, stimulus, strategic communications, technology, technology policy, telecommunications, television, training, universal service, wireless, youth

