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It's official: VPR and Vermont PBS are now a unified public media organization. Through this merger, we will be strong enough to reach out to our future audiences, while continuing the programs and services our existing audience depends on.

In September 2020, VPR committed to four specific actions we would take in order to live up to our values of diversity, equity and inclusion. Since then, we鈥檝e discovered how much more we need to learn and how far we still need to go. Here is an update on our progress so far.

As we prepare to merge 开云体育 Radio and Vermont PBS in July, I have a confession to make. Even though I鈥檓 the president of VPR, my first public鈥�

The following is prepared testimony by Scott Finn, president and CEO of 开云体育 Radio, to the Vermont House Committee on Energy and Technology on鈥�

鈥淔acts without fear鈥濃�攖hat鈥檚 been the mantra in our newsroom over the last several weeks. It鈥檚 our top priority to bring you the latest on COVID-19, from鈥�

Across America and in Vermont, the number of journalists is in steep decline. This has disturbing implications for the future of our democracy and civic鈥�

On October 11, VPR鈥檚 Tell Me More Tour visited Addison County, hosting a public event at Shacksbury Cider in Vergennes. Then, on October 18, VPR visited鈥�

On September 27, VPR鈥檚 Tell Me More Tour visited Lamoille County, hosting a public event at The Alchemist Brewery & Visitors Center in Stowe. On October鈥�

On Sept. 13, VPR鈥檚 Tell Me More Tour visited Orange County, hosting a public event at the Chandler Center For The Arts in Randolph.Chandler Center for the鈥�

On Aug. 29, VPR鈥檚 Tell Me More Tour visited Orleans County, hosting a public event at the NEK Tasting Center in Newport. On Sept. 6, VPR visited Franklin鈥�