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.
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.
Southeast Alaska Storytelling: “Haa Léelk’u Hás Haa Éet Aawlitoo.át” and “Sitka Tells Tales”
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Our region is hungry for new narratives and contacts – KCAW responded by adapting regional storytelling. Our Grandparents’ Teachings and Sitka Tells Tales connects listeners to authentic local culture.
Conecta Arizona
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Conecta Arizona is a multi-platform news-you-can-use service that serves Spanish speakers in Arizona with accurate and timely information about Covid-19 and a wide range of related topics.
Crossing the Lines: A Local Look at Regional Change
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Using voices of residents of all nationalities and age and census data, WDET looks at rapidly changing communities of southeast Michigan as part of our intermittent series called Crossing the Lines.
The Crosstown Neighborhood Newsletter
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There is no one-size-fits-all news for Los Angeles, a sprawling city of four million. So we created 110 different email newsletters, one for each neighborhood.
Building a Faith and Religion Beat That’s Responsive to the Community
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This beat explores how issues of race, identity, and crisis have intersected with and affected faith and religion in the Pittsburgh region, both in the past and today.
“Living While Black”
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Panhandle PBS’s “Living While Black” content initiative and outreach efforts asks Black Texas Panhandle residents to describe what “living while Black” means to them and how we can create change.