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Louisiana Public Square is LPB’s monthly public affairs program, provides citizens a forum to voice their opinions and concerns about issues affecting Louisiana to leading experts and key decision makers. Hosted by LPB president and CEO Beth Courtney and Craig Freeman, assistant professor at Louisiana State University’s Manship School of Mass Communication, the program fosters insightful, engaging discussion of current issues in a small-group setting. Topics have included challenges confronting the higher education system and social media.
Other Programs & Projects
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Global Warming Consequences and Mitigation
Louisiana Public Broadcasting (LPB) will develop digital media resources on climate and weather consisting of a Web site with approximately 50 video clips from LPB’s collection of national and award-winning... Continue Reading
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Gulf Coast Consortium
Public media stations in the region surrounding the Gulf of Mexico responded to the oil spill with in-depth reporting for their communities and the national audiences via NPR and PBS programs. This project... Continue Reading
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Thin Places: A Recollection of the Chitimacha Tradition
The Chitimacha Indians of the Atchafalaya Basin in Louisiana are known as the people of the many waters. This documentary film project emphasizes that there are different means of knowing and remembering—and... Continue Reading
By the Numbers
2010 Total
$5,143,402
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Digital
$545,992
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Fiscal Stabilization Grant
$312,232
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Other System Support
$83,037
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Radio Community Service Grant
$1,142,629
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Radio Programming
$75,000
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Television Community Service Grant
$2,826,368
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Television Programming
$158,144