Media has long held the ability to shape perceptions, politics, and as a result, our culture. Inclusivity can convey a much-needed understanding of diversity within our communities. If we do not see it, then we are less likely to appreciate it. But how can implementing culturally relevant marketing impact your […]
It’s one thing to say you support Diversity, Equity and Inclusion (DEI), and another to implement the framework for a program. But to live it – fully, is another level altogether. That is what public radio is doing.
Many of us acknowledge the Fourth of July as the day we celebrate our freedom. But digging into our history reveals there is more to the story.
When it comes to DEI, public media has historically taken on the responsibility of educating and ensuring empathy within our communities. Of course, there is always room to grow. Let's take a look at how we are doing.
June is a month when we start planning vacations and getting out more. But it's more than the beginning of sunshine and outdoor games. For the LGBTQIA+ community, it's their time to shine.
Every story has multiple sides, and journalists take all of them into account to provide the most comprehensive coverage of any event, enabling an informed, educated population who understand all viewpoints.
