PSM Innovations

More public media organisations are offering mental health services and support for employees to improve mental health and wellbeing.

SBS launched the multilingual Australian Census Explorer last month to enable Australians to better understand how the country’s population has diversified in recent years.

SVT has pioneered award-winning coverage of women’s sport and is aiming to become one of the first sports journalism gender-equal workforces.

RFI Afrique’s innovative use of WhatsApp has been found to reach audiences across the continent, push back against disinformation, and combat accessibility challenges in Africa.

RTBF has helped expanded its offerings to support Ukrainian refugees arriving in the country since the Russian invasion.

BBC Young Reporter India taught more than 8,000 school students about critical thinking, fact-checking and digital safety, to improve media literacy.

France Télévisions and WDR have launched NOWU, a joint youth service aimed at engaging younger audiences about climate change and sustainability issues, and public media.

Public radio station CAI and community radio station Source FM have joined forces in an innovative new radio project to produce hour-long programmes of conversations between their communities.

South Korea’s largest and most trusted public broadcaster used technological innovation to push its election coverage to new heights.

ABCQueer is the Australian public broadcaster's innovative, dedicated channel for representing young LGBTQIA+ Australians.

Czech Television has launched a new service for children to seek information and ask questions about the Russia-Ukraine war.

In Colombia, local radio stations are being established to help communities rebuild after decades of civil war.

A new production initiative by the US’ Public Broadcasting Service (PBS) exemplifies how public media is embracing digital innovation, collaboration, and diversity.

Over the past year, LRT RADIO has experimented with new ways to provide minority groups with trustworthy and reliable news and information.

Canada’s public broadcaster recently launched AccessCBC, a new initiative focused on increasing access to CBC for the disabled creator communities.

For many public media organisations, reaching younger audiences is an ongoing challenge. RNZ's new platform 'TAHI' is an innovative response to this predicament.