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One Point Five

About the Film The climate crisis is upon us. Seemingly…
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Apr 9, 2026
The Redford Center Announces 2026 Open Call for Environmental Documentary Grants

Applications are now open for The 2026 Redford Center Grants…
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2026 Grants Applications Are Open

Apply to The Redford Center’s 2026 Grants Program for the chance to receive $40,000 in funding, along with year-long support, mentorship, and a cohort of peers. We’re looking for environmental documentary projects that center solutions and impact.

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