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The Corporation for Public Broadcasting is requesting an additional $175 million in emergency funds to secure the survival of US public media against a backdrop of newsroom layoffs and closures. 

It is essential that citizens have access to accurate, timely and independent news and information during crises and emergencies. Yet despite the current pandemic, journalists and media outlets face mounting threats in fulfilling this critical role.

Democracy relies on quality journalism and no more so than at the local level, particularly during crises and emergencies.

For the fourth year in a row President Trump has proposed cutting all federal funding for public service media. What would US citizens lose if public media disappears?

The Public Media Alliance is once again calling on President Donald Trump to drop proposals to slash federal funding for public media.

PMA congratulates Corporation for Public Broadcasting CEO, Patricia Harrison, on being named the 2019 George Chaplin Fellow in Distinguished Journalism

The Corporation for Public Broadcasting could receive its first bump in federal funding for 10 years.

Once again, federal budget proposals take aim at funding for public media, causing deep concern for the future of quality local news and content.

Corporation for Public Broadcasting CEO responds to proposals to eliminate federal funding for US public media in next years budget.

Trump’s proposed 2019 budget cuts would drastically impact rural public media outlets, threatening their knowledge of foreign and domestic politics