Author: Julie Drizin
Let’s celebrate public media’s outstanding young professionals
Lift up young talents in public media. Nominate your Rising Star!Looking for the helpers? That’s all of us
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You'll be inspired by how these young professionals embrace and amplify public media's mission.Report looks at public media’s transformation into ‘frontline’ providers of local news
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