Author: Kathryn Squyres
Indigenous traditions inspire new video game from Nebraska, Wisconsin stations
A collaborative design process enabled public media teams and Menominee contributors to authentically represent modern Menominee life in Powwow Bound.California news coalition launches database of police misconduct records
LAist, KQED and CapRadio are among the partner organizations gathering and sharing thousands of documents made public since 2018.KPBS Gratitude Collective aims to cultivate relationships with more women donors
The new mid-level giving program highlights how public media aligns with the values that influence women’s charitable giving.SFPBS launches NextGen membership program for young professionals
"Our goal is to gain a younger audience to serve as ambassadors for SFPBS," says Tarnesha Strowbridge, VP of membership.Why a senator’s side deal to protect tribal stations might not be enough
Native stations will receive funds to replace their CSGs, but the loss of other CPB subsidies will drive up their operating costs.WVIA launches Kickstarter for documentary on mysterious tunnels under Pa. mining town
Building on the success of a previous short video, the proposed film will explore urban legends about the tunnels under Hazleton.Ohio auditor questions state’s investment in joint master control services
An audit of the state agency that manages the JMC found that unresolved technical issues may be driving TV stations away from ...One Small Step initiative looks to extend network of participating stations
The StoryCorps program that helps individuals bridge their differences will train a new hub of CPB grantees while continuing to support alumni ...Sleepless in Seattle: Marathon KEXP broadcast raises awareness about threat to federal funding
KEXP's community turned out to show support for the station and public media.BPR receives CPB grant to fund full-time reporter covering Hurricane Helene recovery
Laura Hackett, a local government reporter at BPR who has followed the impacts of the hurricane since it hit, will focus on ...OPB project assists local newsrooms with public records requests
The program provides training for law students and legal support for journalists seeking access to public records.Cincinnati Public Radio announces new three-year fellowship program
The fellowships for early career journalists are "a statement of optimism" about the future for CPR, public media and journalism, says CEO ...
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