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WNYC, MPR call-in show gauges nation’s response to police protests
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The program aired on 342 stations across the country.
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The program aired on 342 stations across the country.
Current Executive Director Julie Drizin responds to Lansing’s call to action to confront racism.
Poetry can be a way to deal with “heavy, emotionally weighted things,” says Kwame Alexander, who co-hosts the show’s poetry segments.
Blue Ridge Public Radio and KUT in Austin, Texas, recently shared results of yearlong surveys.
The Reno station has sharpened its focus on serving a Latino audience by posting some news coverage in both English and Spanish.
Tanzina Vega and Amy Walter tackle topics in ways that feel “like a much more open conversation.”
KUT in Austin, Texas, along with Philadelphia’s WHYY, Seattle’s KUOW and San Francisco’s KQED, are all engaged in efforts to gather and analyze data on their sourcing in news reports or show segments.
Do public radio stations know how their communities perceive their coverage? Are we willing to find out?
The four stations collaborating on the project will each hire a new reporter.
An AIR report argues that live events are important to public media to raise awareness and support and find crucial voices that may be missing from reporting.
Making a difference, serving the audience — people who work in public media explain why they devote themselves to the job.
Public media journalists give their recommendations.
What’s really involved in the hard work of broadening public media’s range of voices?
One area needing attention is recruitment of Latinos, particularly in supervisory roles.
A report offers recommendations for journalists looking to produce comprehensive and inclusive coverage of racial issues.