Author: Alexia Partouche
America Amplified focuses 2024 election project on underserved communities
CPB provided a $1.5 million grant backing expansion to newsrooms in all 50 states.Basin PBS to celebrate cultural diversity with new Heritage Festival
The event will feature local vendors and live performances, including a free Los Lonely Boys concert.Vaccine hesitancy project targets communities in North Carolina and Michigan
Three productions funded by Black Public Media will be distributed through social media this fall.Film highlights international progress towards nuclear disarmament
With “In Search of Resolution,” producer Robert Frye shares his insights on an urgent issue that’s “not going away.”Second season of ‘Native America’ celebrates contemporary Native communities
The team of Native American producers and directors gave the season a "visceral authenticity," said Providence Pictures EP Gary Glassman.Digitization project will preserve decades of archival content for Arkansas PBS
The station is seeking partnerships with archival organizations to make the collection accessible to the public.Vermont Public’s ‘Homegoings’ takes conversations about race to wider audience
The show will also use video and live elements to explore topics relating to Black culture.New WXPN podcast spotlights Black Americana artists during Black Music Month
WXPN's "Artist To Watch: Black Opry Residency" podcast is part of the station's growing focus on artist development.Storytelling series unites Southern stations with regional collaboration
"The best stories are universal. It doesn't matter where they're set," said Arkansas PBS CEO Courtney Pledger.Episodes become entries in KQED’s new book based on podcast
The "Bay Curious" book answers questions about San Francisco with the aim of appealing to locals and tourists alike.Revamped KNCC promises local journalism, cultural programming for rural Nevada
The Elko station is branching out beyond rebroadcasting KUNR in Reno.
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