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Twin Cities Public Television's mission is to enrich lives and strengthen our community through the power of media.
WWOZ is dedicated to bringing New Orleans and Louisiana music to theworld. We support our local musicians and musical culture bybroadcasting music from New Orleans and the surrounding regions tolocal, national and international audiences. We are constantly strivingto find new ways to support live music, musicians, music education, thedissemination of cultural news, and the local music industry.WWOZ achieves this mission through our community radio stationbroadcasting New Orleans music, our 5-minute cultural news audio seriesStreet Talk, our Internet services, and our live broadcasts of NewOrleans musicians from our studios, from local venues, and fromfestivals (local, national, and international). Not only do we bringLouisiana music to the world and bring our listeners to Louisiana, weare also a vital cultural lifeline for many expatriate and displacedNew Orleanians.
Hawai‘i Public Radio exists to serve the people of Hawai’i. We are a trusted, community-funded public service that informs with essential news, inspires through the power of music and the arts, and connects people through conversations and convenings.
Truthout works to spark action by revealing systemic injustice and providing a platform for progressive and transformative ideas, through in-depth investigative reporting and critical analysis. With a powerful, independent voice, we spur transformations in consciousness and inspire both policy change and direct action.Truthout aims to connect with a big-tent audience of as many readers as possible, and we reach 9 million unique visitors per year. However, through our journalism, we overwhelmingly work to uplift issues and movements impacting BIPoC, working-class, LGBTQ, disabled and immigrant communities. Our staff and board are majority-BIPoC, reflecting this commitment.
Florida West Coast Public Broadcasting, Inc., is a non-profit, 501(c)(3), telecommunications entity which holds the license of WEDU-TV. The organization's mission is to serve the public good and to aid in the creation of an informed citizenry. Through quality programming using new technologies and community outreach, WEDU fulfills the needs of individuals for education, information, and culture and enables people and communities to connect, to grow, and to lead more fulfilling lives.
St. Louis Regional Public Media (d/b/a KETC, Nine Network of Public Media) - a PBS affiliate consistently rated in the most-watched public TV station, serves as the region's story-teller - broadcasting, producing and sharing those stories on four digital video channels, a website and social media technologies.
WITF's media create a shared civic and cultural life for the communities of our region, connecting us to each other and to opportunities for lifelong learning.
FilmScene is a nonprofit community cinema in downtown Iowa City that programs first‑run, repertory, and international films and runs education and filmmaker-support programs. It aims to challenge, inspire, educate, and entertain diverse audiences while fostering accessibility, equity, and community engagement through film.
To serve as the global repository of historical documents, artifacts, film, and books related to the development of the PR profession. Just as important, we teach students the role of PR in shaping culture, politics and business throughout history. As the world's only such archive for PR materials, we host hundreds of students and scholars from around the world each year. We also produce free events for students showcasing the role of women and minorities in our history-- individuals left out of the textbooks.
Fuse Theatre Ensemble Dares: Our audiences to exit their comfort zones, Our peers to collaborate before competing, Our community to manage our resources sustainably. Shift the Paradigm.
The Washington Ornithological Society was chartered in 1988 to increase knowledge of the birds of Washington State and to enhance communication among all persons interested in those birds.
The OVIS Foundation’s mission is to educate by supporting organizations and platforms dedicated to curating and disseminating fact-based information. Our purpose is to unite humanity by making the world a more trustworthy, verified, and accountable place.