What you can expect by becoming a public source
- Up to one e-mail a month asking for your insight on issues we plan to cover - you respond only if you have knowledge; otherwise ignore the request
- An occasional follow-up call or e-mail to get more information, if we follow a lead you provide
- Confidentiality: We won't quote you on the radio or the Web without your permission
- An open line for you to tell us what stories are important to you, your family and your community
- An occasional invitation to public insight meetings we hold in your area
- No spam, marketing calls, or requests for money - your information is private and is not shared outside of a small circle of public radio journalists
- A chance to help with national stories through our partnership with American Public Media, on programs such as Marketplace, Speaking of Faith, and American RadioWorks.
Join the Public Insight Network | Frequently Asked QuestionsYour help will make public radio coverage stronger
- By giving our shows access to first person information and sources, new story ideas, a wider range of perspectives, and information that helps us identify under-covered or emerging issues
- By broadening our network of sources and strengthening our connections with diverse people around the region
- By helping us create deeper and more relevant reporting based on a diverse range of sources
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