5️⃣ DAYS TO GO: Join us for a conversation with entrepreneurs like you. How can NYPR help your business not just survive but thrive? From bodegas and street carts to independent retailers and start ups, we want to hear from you!

🗓️ Wednesday, February 18
🕡 6:30pm
📍 Over Zoom
🔗 smallbiz.nyprcab.org

Join us for a conversation with entrepreneurs like you. How can NYPR help your business not just survive but thrive? From bodegas and street carts to independent retailers and start ups, we want to hear from you!

🗓️ Wednesday, February 18
🕡 6:30pm
📍 Over Zoom
🔗 smallbiz.nyprcab.org

With heartfelt enthusiasm we welcome Christy Tanner as the next President and CEO of New York Public Radio. Her extensive background in media makes her eminently qualified, but perhaps most importantly, she is a dedicated listener of WNYC and WQXR: our favorite type of person!

On this day, we celebrate the legacy of the Rev. Dr. Martin Luther King Jr. and all those in the past and present who have sacrificed for civil rights, freedom of expression, democracy, and peace across America and around the world.

TODAY! ‼️ The New York Public Radio Community Advisory Board invites teaching artists and musicians to join us for a conversation about what’s urgent now in arts education and for the teaching community.

🗓️ Wednesday, October 15
🕡 6:30pm
📍 Over Zoom
🔗 Learn more and register: teaching.nyprcab.org

The New York Public Radio Community Advisory Board invites teaching artists and musicians to join us for a conversation about what’s urgent now in arts education and for the teaching community.

🗓️ Wednesday, October 15
🕡 6:30pm
📍 Over Zoom
🔗 Learn more and register:
teaching.nyprcab.org

🎙️ BEHIND THE SCENES: Three New York Public Radio Community Advisory Board members — Caroline, David, and Hani — recently recorded spots that will air during NYPR’s upcoming fall pledge drive. Here they are during their recording session with the talented and professional staff at the station.

As summer winds down, election season heats up. As NYPR covers races around our region, what’s missing and what needs a deeper dive in the months to come? No matter where you’re voting—or why you’re voting—we want to hear from you.

🗓️ Wednesday, August 20
🕡 6:30pm
📍 Over Zoom
🔗 election.nyprcab.org

Very excited to join our friends at WQXR and the New Jersey Symphony for the first #NJ edition of the #ClassicalKidsFair! Come for activities for the whole family — and meet some of our CAB volunteers!

📍 NJPAC, 1 Center Street, #Newark
🗓️ Sunday, July 13
🕛 Noon–3pm
🔗 www.wqxr.org/story/sunday...

Join the New York Public Radio Community Advisory Board on Wednesday, June 18, at 6:30pm over Zoom for our first-ever dedicated forum for listeners with disabilities and those who support them.

More information and register:
🔗 disability.nyprcab.org
📞 (347) 746-1430

These are unprecedented times for public media: times that call on us to stand together and meet the moment. Join the New York Public Radio Community Advisory Board on Wednesday, May 21, at 6:30pm for a public forum on The Future of Public Radio.

Learn more and register at future.nyprcab.org

Last call! Applications to join New York Public Radio’s Community Advisory Board (CAB) close April 22. Don’t miss your chance to help shape the future of public media.

The CAB is looking for new members — but time is running out. Apply now at apply.nyprcab.org — before the April 22 deadline!

There’s still time to apply to the New York Public Radio Community Advisory Board (CAB), now through April 22!

For more information and to apply:
apply.nyprcab.org

The New York Public Radio Community Advisory Board is accepting applications for new members until April 22!

For more information and to apply, visit apply.nyprcab.org

Being a listener under 40 means you’ll be a part of “the New York Conversation” for decades to come — which is why we want to hear from you! Join the NYPR Community Advisory Board for our first dedicated public forum for listeners who are Millennial, Gen Z, Gen Alpha, and beyond!

… no matter our background. As no other station can, New York Public Radio guided the audience on this journey by exploring what gave shape to Dr. King’s legacy and the blueprint for how we carry it forward.

If you could sum up this year’s #wnycmlk celebration at the @apollotheater.bsky.social in one word, it would be LOVE. For a lot of our listeners, these times offer no easy answers. But as this event showed, we have an obligation to listen to one another and to learn how our fates are intertwined …

You’ve heard WNYC reflect on and celebrate its 100th anniversary, now the CAB wants to hear from you! The NYPR CAB invites you to share thoughts and ideas on the 100 issues, events, and people NYPR must cover in its next 100 years.

Wednesday, December 11

6:30pm

Over Zoom