Urge the New Congress: Safeguard Public Media

Federal funding ensures that your local public radio and TV stations can continue to give you access to essential educational, local, and cultural programming; trustworthy, in-depth news; and emergency and community-based services. Here are three things you can do today to keep public media strong.

When other communication channels failed, local public media stations were lifelines for Southeastern communities, delivering critical information and steadfast support before, during, and after Hurricanes Helene and Milton.

Congressman Mark Amodei (R-NV), Public Broadcasting Caucus Co-Chair, shares why he values public media and the importance of making your voice heard in 2025.

Federal legislation threatens to restrict and eliminate public media funding, endangering the future of your local public radio and TV stations.

We’re collecting signatures to show Congress that the American people strongly support public media funding – and are ready to oppose any legislation that would jeopardize local public media stations.

Ensure Americans have access to local public media for generations to come. Join our Action Network and be the first to know about funding threats, how to take action, and other news.