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ACTIVE

News staff of five or more $325

News staff of three to four $250

News staff of one or two $195

ASSOCIATE

Sponsor $190

Independent producer $180

Educator $180

Network personnel $180

Other news personnel $180*

Student $35

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This category of membership is available to station news personnel only after the news director or news executive has joined as an active member. The PRNDI Board of Directors will consider, on a case by case basis, written application for a waiver of any of the above membership dues, if they are considered to be a financial hardship for a station or individual.

Mail checks (payable to "PRNDI") to:

        Christine Paige Diers
        P.O. Box 838
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PRX News Station Picks for February

PRNDI Board member Naomi Starobin is the PRX News Curator. This month, Naomi focuses on pieces by fresh, inspired, younger reporters and producers. They'll take your listener to places an adult just can't reach. Check them out!

PRNDI is contributing ongoing programmatic and content expertise to The Public Radio Exchange.

Discussion Forum

Check out the new
PRNDI discussion forum.

Regional Trainings

PRNDI held two very successful regional trainings in Portland, Maine and Portland, Oregon in May and June.  If you're interested in hosting a regional training at your station, contact PRNDI Board Member George Bodarky at gbodarky@wfuv.org with REGIONAL TRAINING in the subject line.

PRNDI News Director Guide

The Public Radio News Director Guide (PRNDG) is now online.  Written by former PRNDI President Michael Marcotte, the PRNDG is a field guide for Public Radio News Directors around the country.  It's organized in six chapters and deals with a wide variety of topics facing today's Public Radio newsroom and newsroom manager.  The PRNDG is a joint project of PRNDI and NPR's Local News Initiative.  It's available at http://www.prndg.org/.


NPR's Local News Initiative

This NPR funded project includes many facets, some of which include involvement and support of PRNDI and its members.  All of them have the potential to help PRNDI members improve their product and better serve their audiences.  Check out LNI's web site  for more information.