Seventy-five public media stations, including WFYI Public Media, have been selected to participate in the Digital Transformation Program, a virtual program developed by the Poynter Institute to educate, assist, and coach public media senior leaders and their staff on the best strategies and tactics to transform their organization’s digital operations and culture.

The America Amplified 2.0 initiative, based at WFYI Public Media in Indianapolis, announced today that 20 public media stations will be part of its 2021 and 2022 community engagement journalism cohorts. Each of the stations will receive funding and support from the initiative, which is supported by a grant from the Corporation for Public Broadcasting.

Journalism, Podcasts, Social Media Recognized for Excellence

Jake Harper and Samantha Horton Won for Continuing Coverage and Sports Reporting

Experienced Production Talent to Lead Multiplatform Video Efforts

Katrina Pross will cover police and justice system reforms

WFYI programs and partners were nominated for 14 regional Emmy Awards, including documentaries, discussion and hosts.

WFYI Public Media announced that a $1.5 million grant from the Richard M. Fairbanks Foundation will support the development of an expanded education reporting team. The grant will also continue the foundations support of the award-winning health reporting and news collaborative, Side Effects Public Media.

WFYI Public Media announced today that reporter, editor and host Mariam Sobh has been selected as the new host of Indiana Public Broadcasting Stations (IPBS) statewide talk show, All IN, which is produced at WFYI.