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WSHU will mark Earth Week 2023 by airing and publishing stories about climate change, waste management and responses to environmental challenges in our neighborhoods, as a Climate Beacon Station through the Solutions Journalism Network. We will also share environmental reporting from around the Northeast about exploring the outdoors, agriculture, community power, electrifying transportation, and green burials through our collaborators in the New England News Collaborative and New York Public Radio Exchange, and American Homefront Project.

Delivering content that educates across the full spectrum of news, culture and classical music.

Fresh, exciting performances highlighting musicians of African descent.

Data on source diversity for 2023 at WSHU Public Radio

Connecticut residents Long Islanders will have a chance to vote in local elections on Nov. 7. We’ve answered some key questions about the elections below.