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.”
Latino Communities Reporting Lab (Reportajes de la Comunidad Latina)
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The Latino Communities Reporting Lab’s mission is to amplify the voices of our local Latino communities. Content is in English/Spanish and shared through print, video, email, social media, and text.
Buffalo, What’s Next?
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“Buffalo What’s Next?” is a program created after a white supremacist killed 10 in a mass shooting on Buffalo’s mostly Black East side. It concentrates on difficult talk about segregation and race.
Palmetto Perspectives
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Palmetto Perspectives aims to bring together a diverse group of voices to discuss the critical issues facing South Carolina and its communities while engaging viewers throughout the state.
Documented Semanal
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Documented Semanal is a newsletter serving Spanish-speaking immigrant communities in New York, and allowing them to participate in the making of journalism on the most pressing issues affecting them.
Building a hyperlocal library of community conversations
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Aspen Public Radio’s library of lectures and events, produced by local organizations, has made cultural conversations more accessible, thanks to this replicable initiative for small stations.
WESA Voter Guide
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The WESA Voter Guide is a reader-friendly, non-partisan primer on political candidates running in the 2022 primary election for Pennsylvania and Allegheny County.
MHTV’s Response to COVID – 2020 & 2021
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MHTV is a tiny, non-profit, public access television station, available only to cable TV subscribers in Marblehead, MA. At least we were… until COVID came to town.
Democracy Watch
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Democracy Watch addresses the lack of local government reporting that our community has experienced as traditional news media has declined.
Community Engagement Bureau
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The Beacon’s Community Engagement Bureau is a journalism lab reimagining local media. Our ultimate goal is to equip communities with the tools to eliminate information inequity.
Revitalizing Peoria Magazine
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WTVP’s acquisition of Peoria Magazine moves the community forward by engaging businesses and individuals outside of broadcast television, promoting collaboration and opening new revenue streams.
HBCU Week
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This project uses public media’s digital and linear distribution platforms to celebrate the unique history, extraordinary achievements of the nation’s Historically Black Colleges and Universities.
Celebrating Minnesota’s Badass Women
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We brought women together from around the state to deliver 5-minute passion talks about what they care about and why. Several of these talks are leading to next steps for statewide action.
Civics Bowl
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Civics Bowl addresses the need for educated citizens who know about the workings of our government, understand their rights and responsibilities, and engage in civic behaviors.
The power of pamphlets
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We work with residents and organizations to create and distribute brochures about pollution and public health to rural and underserved communities.
Shaping Narratives
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Our Shaping Narratives leaders of color have produced stories with and for their communities that are being used to encourage change-based conversations.
Our Land: New Mexico’s Environmental Past, Present & Future
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Our Land: New Mexico’s Environmental Past, Present and Future is the only local broadcast series dedicated to covering the environment, demystifying the research and rekindling our love of the outdoors.
Voting In Texas: The Game
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A web browser based video game that explains the difficulties of voting in Texas.
Listen MKE
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A joint partnership between the local paper, NPR, the public library and Milwaukee PBS focused on listening and engaging an impoverished neighborhood that has been traditionally ignored by media.
Minnesota’s Diverse Communities – Survey and Listening Sessions
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A series of virtual listening sessions with residents in greater Minnesota who identify as Black, Indigenous or persons of color (BIPOC) coupled with a statewide public opinion survey.