Localore
Localore, an ongoing project by the Association for Independents in Radio, has supported projects since 2012 that support multimedia collaborations between public broadcasters and independent producers. Learn more about the projects that it has spawned and the future of the initiative, looking ahead to a new round of projects in 2015.
AIR announces new round of Localore projects, ‘Finding America’
AIR aims to observe and serve communities not being addressed by public media.Three Localore projects receive additional funding
The Association of Independents in Radio announced that three projects from the first round of its Localore initiative will receive additional funding ...With Localore expansion, AIR’s Schardt looks to spread culture of R&D, mission of inclusion
The Association of Independents in Radio is preparing to roll out its next iterations of Localore, the innovation initiative that paired indie ...Crowdsourced climate-reporting project iSeeChange aims to expand with new partners
Partnerships with NASA and a research initiative in Northern California will take iSeeChange beyond its roots in Colorado.To follow paths charted by Localore, consider these ‘new realities’
The second of two commentaries adapted from the Association of Independents in Radio’s recent report on Localore.A report from “outside”: takeaways from AIR’s Localore
Lessons learned from 10 station-based multimedia productions that tested new models of community service and engagement.For Localore, broadcast’s reach still dwarfs digital media, outreach
A visualization of Localore's reach, prepared by AIR.Localore project Black Gold Boom gets funding for 2014 documentary, transmedia work
The grant will fund a film focusing mainly on the oil boom's effects on Native tribes.Transom, Curious City to develop new technology tools with Knight aid
Each grantee will receive up to $50,000 to support the creation of experimental tools intended to improve storytelling and reportingPlanet Takeout offers menu of stories
Writer and documentarian Val Wang became fascinated with Chinese takeouts 10 years ago, when she relocated to Brooklyn, N.Y., after living in ...
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