Author: Abby Turner
How public radio stations can serve deaf and hard-of-hearing audiences
WAMU and KQED are using web-based technologies to provide live captions of their programs.For stations, changes at Twitter raise questions about platform’s value
Revamped verification and moderation policies under Elon Musk have public media organizations taking a fresh look at their use of Twitter.WXXI expands initiative focused on disability education with $1.6M grant
The Move to Include initiative will grow to include more than 40 public media stations.New Classical California stream brings Latin-influenced music to listeners
Listeners can choose from streams in both English and Spanish.Stations engage underrepresented communities with election resources
Public broadcasters have been preparing underserved communities for Tuesday’s elections with projects focused on where and how to vote, as well as ...Florida collaborative seeks to increase news coverage of underserved Gulf Coast counties
The collaborative based at WUSF in Tampa will provide reporting to 12 local public and commercial outlets.MPT grants boost local engagement campaigns around Douglass, Tubman documentaries
Nineteen stations are staging screenings, creating TikTok videos and highlighting student artwork, among other activities.Beekeepers sweeten their deal with Colorado Public Radio
CPR's partnership with a local startup combines environmental and workplace education.
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