The Broadcast Resource Hub, powered by the National Association of Broadcasters and the NAB Leadership Foundation is a comprehensive one-stop-shop for resources, tools and information on the most relevant issues impacting local radio and television stations. The resources provided below help broadcasters, journalists and station management address issues of diversity, civic engagement and reliable and trustworthy journalism that our communities rely on every day.
Urge Washington to keep live sports on free, local TV. Access resources to help spread the word online, on air and in your community.
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NAB is asking the FCC to modernize broadcast media ownership rules. Access broadcast-ready spots, social tiles, digital and print ads and more.
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NAB is providing stations with tools to educate listeners about AM radio and give them the opportunity to make their voices heard.
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TV and radio spots for stations to air throughout the year to help inform policymakers, listeners and viewers about your vital role in their lives.
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Show your support for the freedom of speech and the press by downloading and posting social media tiles and more.
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Tools and resources to help stations and journalists navigate reporting in dangerous situations.
Resources for broadcasters who are feeling stressed, exhausted or burned out to learn self-care techniques.
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You Belong Here showcases how job seekers can use their skills and find their passion in local television and radio stations.
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Thousands of broadcasting industry jobs across the nation. Find and post jobs, get tips for interviewing, resume building and more.
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A joint initiative to assist stations in meeting the challenges of covering stories that involve sensitive topics.
Free, downloadable broadcast-quality radio and television public service announcements (PSAs).
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Experience more with NAB's exclusive member benefits and support.
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