Posts in Category : Advocacy

The Status of Federal Funding for Public Media

With recent news coverage of budgets and government spending packages, you may be wondering – what’s the current status of federal funding for public media? […]

#ItsABeautifulDay in the Neighborhood

On Friday, April 29, 2016 public media advocates nationwide joined Protect My Public Media in celebrating the 47th anniversary of Fred Rogers’s heartfelt testimony to […]

A Beautiful Day to Honor Fred Rogers

Neighbors, April 29, 2016 is going to be a beautiful day in the neighborhood! For the third year in a row, we are putting on […]

Celebrating Public Media Volunteers

I’m Dorothy Pacella, Chair of the National Friends of Public Broadcasting. It gives me great pleasure to celebrate public media volunteers throughout the country during […]

Public Media Funding Included in President’s Budget

This morning, President Barack Obama released his last annual budget, and it includes federal funding for public media.   Today’s news is an encouraging and […]

The Greatest Gifts for Public Media

Just in time for the holidays, we’re excited to announce the greatest gifts for public media that we’ve just received. Late last week, Congress passed […]

7 Things You Should Know About the PBS Kids Service

You may have heard reports about Sesame Street and HBO’s new five year deal to produce new episodes of Sesame Street. Don’t worry. Big Bird […]

You Saved Ready To Learn

You called, you tweeted and you Facebooked your support of public television’s kids educational programming. You saved Ready To Learn! Thanks to your tireless work, […]

Appropriations Bills Include Public Media Funding

The Appropriations Committees in the House of Representatives and the U.S. Senate, which decide how much money federal programs receive each year, just passed their […]

Demystifying the Federal Budget Process

If you’ve signed up for our e-mail list, you may have noticed that we’ve asked you to contact your lawmakers in support of public media […]