Fufu & Tibs was a recipient of the Blacktown
City Council Creative Arts Fund. The grant celebrates the excellence and variety of the artistic community in and around Blacktown City.

Te grant will go towards expanding the Straight off the pot series which is about archiving diasporic stories of African migrants journey in Australia.

Fufu & Tibs chats to the ABC News about their advanced screening for Black Panther: Wakanda Forever In Western Sydney. "It's pretty much a chance to see such a culturally significant film in a culturally safe space," said Fufu & Tibs co-host Rebka Bayou.

Celebrating their campaign for JD’s launch of the new Jordan Womenswear collection, the hosts of Fufu & Tibs got together with Rachel Evans of Complex Australia to discuss how their podcast came about, what community and culture means to them and how they look towards the future.

To amplify the voices of minority communities and support creative media initiatives, Scanlon Foundation created this pilot program in 2021. Out of 115 applications across three streams, Fufu & Tibs was selected and provided funding to elevate our creative projects.

Just a few months after the release of our first episode, we were nominated as finalists in the ‘writing + podcasts’ category of the 2020 Frankie Good Stuff Awards. We’re extremely proud of this achievement not only because it reaffirmed the effort we put into building Fufu & Tibs, but also because it helped amplify the African Australian experience to a broader audience.