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HBCU Radio Project We are dedicated to honoring and preserving the vibrant history and culture that is HBCU Radio.

We are still receiving love from our Rising Waters, Rescissions & Risks . The feedback and reflections speak to the hea...
18/11/2025

We are still receiving love from our Rising Waters, Rescissions & Risks . The feedback and reflections speak to the heart of our work—urgency, care and community. We’re grateful to know that the conversations we held are helping shape how HBCU radio is preserved, protected, and overall celebrated.

Thank you again to all of our attendees who shared how meaningful this work is. Your attendance and attention is what made this teach-in such a success. See you all next year! 🙌🏾
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Last week’s virtual Rising Waters, Rescissions & Risks reminded us why preservation is purpose. Dr. Karsonya “Kaye” Wi...
17/11/2025

Last week’s virtual Rising Waters, Rescissions & Risks reminded us why preservation is purpose. Dr. Karsonya “Kaye” Wise’s keynote challenged us to honor our stories, uplift our institutions, and protect the voices that shaped Black broadcasting.
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Swipe through these standout quotes that continue to inspire how we document, share, and sustain the legacies of HBCU radio. 💭 3




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⏳ TOMORROW is the day! The HBCU Radio Preservation Project Teach-In Virtual Symposium is almost here, and we’re ready to...
12/11/2025

⏳ TOMORROW is the day! The HBCU Radio Preservation Project Teach-In Virtual Symposium is almost here, and we’re ready to dive into a powerful day of learning, reflection, and collaboration. 🎙️✨

Join us for the 2025 Virtual Symposium: “Rising Waters, Rescissions & Risks”, a full day exploring how HBCU radio stations preserve history, navigate in moments of urgency, and continue serving our communities with voice and vision.
Swipe ➡️ to view the full Program Schedule and see what’s ahead.

🔗 You don’t want to miss it! Register now using the link in our bio!.
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See you all on Wednesday!
10/11/2025

See you all on Wednesday!

to last year’s unforgettable HBCU Radio Preservation Project Symposium! 🎙️✨ From powerful discussions to moments of co...
07/11/2025

to last year’s unforgettable HBCU Radio Preservation Project Symposium! 🎙️✨ From powerful discussions to moments of community, we celebrated the legacy and future of HBCU radio together.

This year, we’re diving even deeper. 🌊 Join us for “Rising Waters, Rescissions & Risks”, the 2025 HBCU Radio Preservation Project Teach-In Virtual Symposium on November 12, 2025, powered by Texas Southern University and KTSU 90.9 FM.📻

🎧 Attend virtually using the link in our bio and be part of the conversation that amplifies preservation, resilience, and voice. 3
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🎶From the band formations to the royal coronations, HBCU Homecoming traditions are more than celebration, we see them a...
04/11/2025

🎶From the band formations to the royal coronations, HBCU Homecoming traditions are more than celebration, we see them as acts of cultural preservation. Step shows, parades, tailgates, chapel services, alumni mixers and reunions are all traditions that seemingly safeguard our shared history, pride, and cultural identity. 💭

📻 At the HBCU Radio Preservation Project, homecoming reminds us that preserving HBCU legacies isn’t just about saving the past, it’s about celebrating how we keep history alive. ✨

⬇️⬇️Rep your HBCU in the comments! 🏫

📸 Dated alumni images provided by Essence and the National Museum of African American History & Culture.
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The HBCU Radio Preservation Project is looking for its next 2026 Annual Fellow 🎙️✨ If you’re passionate about history, s...
31/10/2025

The HBCU Radio Preservation Project is looking for its next 2026 Annual Fellow 🎙️✨ If you’re passionate about history, storytelling, and preservation, this is your moment.

This one-year, paid fellowship is your chance to preserve the rich legacy of HBCU radio, gain hands-on experience in audio preservation, oral history, and public history, and work with a team committed to celebrating and protecting Black cultural archives.

🎓 Special consideration for HBCU graduates

📅 Deadline: October 31, 2025
📩 Apply today using the link in our bio titled “2026 HBCU RPP FELLOW APPLICATION” and submit at [email protected]


















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Join us for the Rising Waters. Rescissions & Risks HBCU Radio Preservation Project 2025 Symposium & Teach-In, a powerful...
31/10/2025

Join us for the Rising Waters. Rescissions & Risks HBCU Radio Preservation Project 2025 Symposium & Teach-In, a powerful space to celebrate, reflect, and unite around the legacy of HBCU radio.

In this urgent moment, we’ve designated this year’s symposium as a teach-in, a time to honor the rich history of HBCU radio and the more than 1,000 hours of broadcast sound and 60 oral histories preserved through our collective work. A teach-in allows us to come together as a community — to listen, learn, and strategize about preserving HBCU radio:

🎙️ For our institutions.
🎙️ For our communities.
🎙️ For generations to come.

✨ Our Keynote Speaker this year is Dr. Karsonya “Kaye” Wise Whitehead, the founding Executive Director of the Karson Institute for Race, Peace & Social Justice, an award-winning host of Today with Dr. Kaye on WEAA 88.9 FM, and the President of ASALH.

We look forward to coming together with you in spite of the rising waters, recessions, and risks before us. Comment below if you have already registered. 🙌🏾⬇️

📅 November 12, 2025
📍 Texas Southern University | KTSU 90.9 FM
💻 On-site & Virtual Event
Register Today - https://forms.gle/1GHg4xiip6koZ2AcA
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Radio Preservation Task Force

📍Will Tchakarides, our Assistant Director of Public History and Programming, and Oral Historian Vincentt Sutton recently...
28/10/2025

📍Will Tchakarides, our Assistant Director of Public History and Programming, and Oral Historian Vincentt Sutton recently traveled to conduct site visits at both Grambling State University’s KGRM 91.5 FM and Wiley College’s KBWC 91.1 FM. 📻

The visits included connecting with station staff, learning about the histories and current practices of the radio stations, meeting campus librarians to explore the universities’ archives, collecting materials from GSU Operations Manager Charlston Talbert, and witnessing students in action under the guidance of Dr. Natalie Hill at KBWC. 📚

We’re always honored to share in the celebration of HBCU radio and look forward to continuing our work with these incredible cultural institutions we know and love as our HBCUs. ✨

Check out the audio we gathered while on the trip in Slides 1 and 8🎙️📻
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