Following a national search, Vermont Public has announced the appointment of Kari Anderson as Senior Vice President of Audience & Community.

You can support public media while providing books to children in our community. When you make a gift to Vermont Public through Saturday, Sept. 10, an anonymous supporter will donate one new, high-quality children's book to the Children's Literacy Foundation.

Vermont Public has won two National Edward R. Murrow Awards for its journalism in 2021 from the Radio Television Digital News Association (RTDNA). The winning coverage is in the small market radio category for Digital, a collection of digital reporting, and Excellence in Innovation: “20 Years Later: Vermonters Remember Sept. 11.”

Vermont Public is an inclusive space that brings a wide range of voices to the air, where you’ll find creative journalists, hosts and storytellers who are eager to hone their craft and serve Vermonters. We believe that all voices can be on-air voices, and we welcome and encourage people to be who they are on air.

Vermont Public has launched the Made Here Fund, an initiative to broaden and diversify Vermont storytelling. Content creators from across the state are invited to apply for special funding for a wide range of projects and formats, including documentary storytelling, nonfiction audio projects, digital video content, podcasts, and multimedia web-based projects.

What's in a name? All of you! Last summer, VPR and Vermont PBS joined together to serve you better. And now, we're excited to share that we've joined together under a new name: Vermont Public.

VPR & Vermont PBS has won six Regional Edward R. Murrow Awards for its journalism in 2021 from the Radio Television Digital News Association (RTDNA), including the award for Overall Excellence.

Vermont Public Radio will carry the program Today, Explained, Vox’s award-winning daily news explainer show, beginning April 18.

Join Mitch Wertlieb for an evening of poetry readings and discussion Friday, April 29 at 7 p.m. with Vermont poets Kerrin McCadden, Rajnii Eddins, Bianca Stone and Reuben Jackson.

Join us for a virtual screening of the Oscar nominated film Thursday, April 7 at 7 p.m. The audience will be able to take part in a live chat throughout the film.