Jocelyn Robinson

CTL-E-3916 · Person · other · 2020s

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Founding director of the HBCU Radio Preservation Project and director of radio preservation and archives at WYSO; member of the African American and civil rights radio caucus of the Library of Congress Radio Preservation Task Force.

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Also known as: Jocelyn Robinson

Relationships

HBCU Radio Preservation Project $5M grant — initiated
Jocelyn Robinson, as the project's founding director, initiated the HBCU Radio Preservation Project that the $5M grant funds.

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cassiuslife.com - A New Grant Will Preserve Archives For 29 HBCU Radio Stations
cloudfront (via news feature) - How the HBCU Radio Preservation Project keeps Black archives safe

Record CTL-E-3916 · CultureTechLens Knowledge Graph · evidence grade: VERIFIED · 2 sources · 1 mapped relationship · CTL research: RELP-001.
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