Kansas City PBS Reproductive Rights Initiative
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As tensions rose around the Supreme Court decision to overturn Roe v. Wade, our journalists and production staff created a package to provide balanced information and a forum for community voices.
#CheckYourJudges
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Injustice Watch created a nonpartisan judicial election guide to inform Cook County residents about the 75 people running for judge. To spread the word, we ran a #CheckYourJudges engagement campaign.
After the Assault
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CapRadio’s multi-platform participatory journalism project “After the Assault” explores what survivors experience in the aftermath of sexual violence and during police investigations.
Vote with Confidence: A Guide from the Detroit Documenters
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This step-by-step voting guide by the Detroit Documenters is unlike most others. Instead of telling people who to vote for and why, we’re here to help you find the resources to decide for yourself.
Drawn In Pilot Initiative
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To close the literacy gap for BIPOC kids, Nine PBS partnered with Lion Forge Animation to develop the Drawn In Pilot Initiative featuring animated videos, comics, web games, and community sessions.
Ogden Listening Tour
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The “Ogden Listening Tour” informs KUER on how to 1) Increase coverage of a geographic area, 2) Increase listenership, and 3) Connect with a diverse population
Tenants’ Rights Workshops in Eviction Wave
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The COVID-19 pandemic exacerbated a dramatic housing and evictions crisis throughout the country. We worked with community partners to create a free series of workshops to help tenants stay housed.
Emergency Broadcasting 101
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KVMR improved cross-platform emergency broadcast capabilities to engage, inform and educate listeners during wildfires and wants to help community radio stations provide similar services.
Career Explore Northwest
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CareerExplore NW is a career exploration tool for students and job seekers to learn about career opportunities in our region, the pathways to those careers, and data to make an informed choice.
There’s Hope. There’s Help. 12-part animated video shorts series
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There’s Hope. There’s Help. is an 12-part animated video shorts series addressing mental health issues in an effort to prevent youth suicides. Designed for Alaska & use by other PBS stations for free.
Great Salt Lake Collaborative
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Utah’s historic Great Salt Lake is shrinking. The Great Salt Lake Collaborative’s solutions journalism and community engagement is bringing people to the lake and the lake’s plight to the people.
Peachtree & Pine: Where is Home? The Atlanta Homeless Project
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This is a docuseries conducted by The Atlanta Voice to explore, reveal and give voice to Atlanta’s homeless population.
News, Brews & Beatz: What Champaign-Urbana is Doing to Combat Gun Violence
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A panel discussion of African American experts addressing what Champaign-Urbana is doing to combat gun violence. This in-person, and FB Live series also features a poet, DJ and speed painter.
Inaugural KMFA Draylen Mason Composer-in-Residence
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An new annual project commissioning music for radio from composers in underrepresented communities. KMFA’s inaugural composer is Texas native Quinn Mason, who is writing three new pieces for radio.
“Explore Milwaukee with 88Nine”
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“Explore Milwaukee with 88Nine” is a county-wide scavenger hunt that gets people out of their homes and into the community, exploring new sites, discovering hidden gems and connecting with neighbors.
¡Mucho Gusto!
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A health and wellness expo geared toward middle and high school students and their families. Aimed to transform wellness beyond metrics and data and explore how to cope and destress in times of uncertainty.
AAPI Advisory Committee – Telling Stories from Metro Detroit’s Asian American Communities
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Detroit Public TV is giving a platform for stories from Southeast Michigan’s AAPI communities. By working directly with the community, we’re helping tell these stories with nuance and intentionality.
New Jersey Sustainability Reporting Project
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The NJ Sustainability Reporting project generates news stories about environmental sustainability. It equips newsrooms and reporters to cover sustainability actions in New Jersey communities.
Accountability in Glynn County, Georgia
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The Current sparked police accountability in Brunswick, GA after Ahmaud Arbery’s murder with an investigative project that showed a pattern of implicit bias against Black residents by law enforcement.
Providing Trusted COVID-19 Vaccine Information for Latino Communities
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From April-June 2021, the Record-Journal completed a 12-week collaborative project called “Providing Trusted COVID-19 Vaccine Information for Latino Communities.”