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Community Radio to Community Media: The Big Picture

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NCME Executive Director Charles Meyer's presentation at the National Federation of Community Broadcasters COnference.

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Page 1: Community Radio to Community Media

Community Radio to Community Media:

The Big Picture

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If we do not change our direction,we’ll likely end up where we’re headed.

Photo by Ian Britton, available under a Creative Commons Attribution-NonCommercial License.

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Where is your station headed?

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Setting the stage…

1. Stuff you already know.2. Reagan (and a promise).3. An opportunity.

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Stuff you already know

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The World is Changing1. Demographics2. Collaboration3. Technology

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Changing DemographicsPew:

Blacks and Latinos are more likely to own a mobile phone than whites.

Minority internet users more likely to use digital technologies to keep up with what’s happening in their neighborhoods.

Twitter use on cell phone:• White (non-Hispanic):

7% • Black (non-Hispanic):

17%• Hispanic: 12%

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Trend toward Collaboration

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Technology

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Promise: the future will not look like the present or the past.

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Reagan

Are you better off than you were four years ago?

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Setting the stage…

1. Stuff you already know: The World is changing.

2. Reagan: Are you better off than four years ago?

Promise: The future will be different from the past and present.

3. An opportunity: How will you respond?

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OpportunityIncrease…

your relevanceand local value

Engage your community.

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Connected.MediaEngage.org

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Establish common understanding:

What do we mean by…• Engagement• Outreach• Promotion

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Outreach

or

Engagement

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Community engagement means

working collaborativelyto discover, understand

and addresscommunity needs and

aspirations.

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Outreach

or

Engagement

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Broadcast and outreach are one-way.

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Engagement is two-way.

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Engagement taps into networked relationships.

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Communities are networked conversations.

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Relationships Matter

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Engagement = understanding community needs and aspirations.

= cultivating authentic relationships with citizens, civic leaders, potential donors.

= authentic relationships built on trust, shared experiences and mutual goals.

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Outreach Engagement

• Extension of an organization’s core service (value-added)

• One to many

• Talking to people

• Approaches audience with answers

• Integrated with an organization’s culture, strategy and practices

• Builds a pathway for dialogue

• Listening to people

• Works with the community to identify solutions.

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If the focus is on you, your station or what you

do, it’s probably promotion.

(and that’s important, too)

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Engaging requiresa completely different

orientation from broadcastingor outreach or promotion.

ANDEngaging informs

all of those activities.

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“If you’re truly listening to the community, you’ll learn something you didn’t expect, and you’ll have to rethink your position or approach.”- Mikel Ellcessor, WDET, Detroit

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Discuss

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Cultivate an Engagement Ethos

Deeply engaged organizations have community interactions

that are authentic, meaningful and responsive to community needs

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Turn outward toward your community

Focus on possibilities not problems

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Listen actively to seek insight from the diverse voices in your community

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Understand your strengths and apply them strategically to address what you learn through listening

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Constantly cultivate and sustain relationships in every level of the community

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Work closely with others

to develop shared goals

Create shared value for the community

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Discuss

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To Do List:

1. LISTEN to your community.2. Focus on community outcomes.3. Reflect on & answer three questions:

1. Role: What is our role in this community?

2. Relevance: How is our role relevant to this community today? In 3 years? 5?

3. Return: Will our role be relevant enough to generate a return that sustains it?

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What made you successful in the past is not what will make you successful in the future.

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Engaged

=

Relevant

=

Sustainable

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Thank You.

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