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Detroit Public TV and WRCJ 90.9 FM are proud to present stories of how our work is impacting the community. Download the latest Annual Report for more detail.

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Early Childhood Education

“Everybody does their parenting skills a different way, we’re just here to enhance the skills you already have.”

Ineisha Bell, Workshop facilitator of a Detroit PBS KIDS Ready Jet Go! family workshop

Arts & Culture

“I’m a fan of Detroit Public Television, so I said that I’m going to work at getting the Detroit Youth Choir on public television because I think it would be just absolutely great for DYC’s reputation. It paved the way for them to aim higher.”

Rhonda Turnbull Board member of the Detroit Youth Choir, which was invited on “America’s Got Talent” after appearing on “Detroit Performs”

One Detroit

“I wanted to help other families because I know what families are going through and they don’t know which way to turn, what to do. Watching the (American Black Journal/One Detroit) Roadshow, it was like a huge light bulb went off. Like, aha, I know what I wanted to do!”

Staci Young Who organized a yoga event for families after hearing about the stresses facing community children at a DPTV Roadshow

Great Lakes Now

“The role that public television has in keeping people involved and informed is very critical. Public television makes us aware, gets us to think. It’s putting information out there. Now, it’s up to us to decide what to do with that information.”

Victoria Ragland A DPTV viewer who spoke after watching the Great Lakes Now documentary on PFAS contamination

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