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2012 Fiscal Year

By kwegebo
  • WHYY-FM Expands in New Jersey

    WHYY-FM Expands in New Jersey
    WHYY-FM begins broadcasting on five former New Jersey Network stations as part of an agreement to provide the Garden State with public radio coverage. NJN was dismantled.
  • Young Journalists Summer Camp Launches

    Young Journalists Summer Camp Launches
    The second two-week session of WHYY’s second annual Young Journalists Summer Camp launches. High school students learned journalism, television and radio production, Internet video, blogging and writing under the guidance of Hamilton Commons instructors and WHYY producers and reporters.
  • WHYY Connections Festival

    WHYY Connections Festival
    The WHYY Connections Festival kicks off Sept. 2 with a screening of Ken Burns' "Prohibition" at the Great Plaza at Penn's Landing in Philadelphia. Dr. Dog headlined an all-day concert the following day, attended by more than 10,000 residents from Greater Philadelphia and beyond.
  • Fifth Season of "On Canvas" Begins, Launches New WHYY-TV Season

    Fifth Season of "On Canvas" Begins, Launches New WHYY-TV Season
    WHYY-TV’s arts and culture program "On Canvas" returns with a strong fall lineup featuring performances and interviews with talented and inspiring artists such as Randy Newman. The Oct. 6 episode kicks of WHYY-TV's new local season, featuring new episodes of "Friday Arts" and "On Stage at Curtis" along with the continuation of episodes of "First."
  • WHYY-FM Launches Y Stream

    WHYY-FM Launches Y Stream
    WHYY offers its FM listeners a pledge-free online stream beginning with its October membership campaign. The stream is designed to enable supporters to enjoy an alternate live feed of WHYY-FM programming that omits all fundraising breaks. WHYY is only the second public radio station in the country to test this kind of donation choice.
  • WHYY Hosts Youth Media Awards Presentation

    WHYY Hosts Youth Media Awards Presentation
    WHYY hosts a Youth Media Awards presentation to honor the best works produced by young filmmakers in the Delaware Valley. More than 150 film entries in three categories were received from students in grades six to 12. The first of its kind sponsored by WHYY, the contest was open to the public. The works of 17 finalists were screened in WHYY’s Dorrance H. Hamilton Public Media Commons.
  • NewsWorks.org Celebrates First Birthday

    NewsWorks.org Celebrates First Birthday
    NewsWorks.org, WHYY's news and information service, celebrates its first birthday with gatherings throughout Greater Philadelphia.
  • WHYY Congratulates “WHYY I Like This Book” Contest Finalists

    WHYY Congratulates “WHYY I Like This Book” Contest Finalists
    WHYY welcomes K–12 students from throughout the Delaware Valley to receive certificates naming them the 16 finalists in WHYY’s second annual “WHYY I Like This Book” contest.
  • WHYY, NBC to partner to increase local journalism

    WHYY, NBC to partner to increase local journalism
    WHYY will partner with WCAU-TV, Philadelphia's NBC affiliate, as part of an experiment to boost local news coverage, NBC Universal announced today.
  • WHYY Hosts Y12K and Y Kids Family Fit Zone

    WHYY Hosts Y12K and Y Kids Family Fit Zone
    WHYY hosts the third annual Y12K and Y Kids Family Fit Zone, attracting runners young and old.