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.
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
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.
She Votes Utah
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She Votes Utah is a collaborative initiative from KUER Radio and PBS Utah. The project provides information and resources targeting women voters in Utah to encourage voter participation.
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.
Cooked: The search for sustainable eats
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WBUR’s newsletter “Cooked: the search for sustainable eats” gives subscribers the know-how on what food choices make an impact in New England and empowers them to do something about climate change.
Inspired by KPAC Youth Talent Competition
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Inspired by KPAC aims to connect youth ages 13-19 with classical music. This program allows them to learn to appreciate masterworks of past and present and interpret classical music in their own way.
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.
Facets: Voices of the Mountain Life
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This limited-run podcast series sheds light on humans living close to nature. In five episodes, Facets explores the passions, tensions and healing that people find while living in a mountain town.
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.
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.
Colorado Postcards
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Colorado Postcards tell stories of people, places and things that make the state unique. In just 60 seconds, they feed listeners’ curiosity and foster a closer connection to the place we call home.
WXPR Student Storytellers
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WXPR partnered with local schools to share the voices of our area’s young people. As the future of our communities, their stories matter.
Coping 101 – a student-led podcast destigmatizing Mental Health
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Coping 101 is a student-led podcast destigmatizing Mental Health from a teen’s perspective. Featuring expert clinicians and local artists, episodes are hosted online alongside vital community resources.
The On-air Radio Waves Music Festival 2020 & 2021
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On the North Shore of Lake Superior, WTIP’s on-air Radio Waves Music Festival kept the local scene alive during the past two difficult years, using a mix of outdoor and virtual performances.
The Radio Drama Club on WRKF
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The Radio Drama Club on WRKF is a volunteer performance group offering the Golden Age nostalgia of gathering the entire family around the radio for an hour of wholesome, theatrical entertainment.
Piano Donation Program
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Friends of WDAV who have a piano they no longer need or want can donate it to WDAV to be sold – through partnership with our local Steinway Piano Gallery – and proceeds benefit our musical mission.
Taste of Evansville
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WNIN rallied its community around a new event called Taste of Evansville. The event celebrates our city’s diversity and invites the community to experience and appreciate other cultures.
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.