Radio Summer Bay Area was a great event. Watch the video and join us virtually if you couldn't come in person!

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Come to this free fun workshop to hear the latest on what low-power radio is and can do for your neighborhood, how to develop an application, what resources are available to help community organizations that want to consider a low-power station, and challenges that lie ahead in making low-power FM a part of the solution.

The 2010 passage of the Local Community Radio Act was the culmination of two decades of organizing to free up a slice of the airwaves for the voices of the people.

In the next year, we’ll be preparing for an opportunity to apply for the licenses for hundreds of new local radio stations that will come to life in suburban and urban neighborhoods across the country, 

Is the Bay Area ready?

Come to this free fun workshop to hear the latest on what low-power radio is and can do for your neighborhood, how to develop an application, what resources are available to help community organizations that want to consider a low-power station, and challenges that lie ahead in making low-power FM a part of the solution to the screwed-up media system we know has to be better.

With: Vanessa Maria Graber, Community Radio Director, Prometheus Radio Project

Todd Urick, Technical Director Common Frequency

Susan Galleymore, Raising Sand Radio and Member of the Alameda LPFM Project

Moderated by Tracy Rosenberg, Executive Director, Media Alliance

Co-sponsored by Prometheus Radio Project, Common Frequency, The National Lawyers Guild Committee on Democratic Communications, National Federation of Community Broadcasters and Media Alliance.