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  • Two public media leaders discuss the ‘imperative’ of diversity
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    Two leaders in public media said Tuesday that the system’s efforts to cultivate a diverse workforce need to go beyond training to embrace deeper institutional change. “Diversifying our stations and our national organizations is not an initiative that has a starting place and an ending place,” said Deanna Mackey, president of the Public Television Major Market Group and co-founder of Public Media Women in Leadership.

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    Branded face masks are letting virus-conscious wearers show their pubmedia love
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    Move over, socks, mugs and tote bags — a new premium in public media is seizing on an urgent need among many audience members. Face masks branded with logos are now available from several stations, including KPCC, KPBS and Nashville Public Radio.

  • KQED lays off 20 staffers as federal aid dries up
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    KQED in San Francisco has laid off more than 5% of its workforce and reduced hours for additional employees because of financial uncertainty caused by the pandemic, CEO Michael Isip told staff Monday in an email. The station has seen a “sharp decline” in corporate sponsorship revenue since March, Isip said in the email.