Vice President, Individual Giving, PBS Foundation
Tia Graham is the Vice President of Individual Giving at PBS Foundation. She focuses on the intersections of arts, culture, and society, exploring themes such as cultural movements, fine art, urban art, and filmmaking. Tia's insights and expertise have been featured in NPR and WDET 101.9 FM Detroit's NPR Station.
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Tia Graham's coverage focuses on local events, community initiatives, and cultural happenings in Detroit and Michigan. She would likely be interested in pitches related to local community events, art and culture exhibits, housing developments or government programs that impact the Detroit area.
Given her focus on local content and publishing as well as government announcements, she may respond well to pitches featuring interviews with local officials or community figures involved in the topics covered. Additionally, Tia might be interested in stories highlighting unique aspects of Detroit's diverse communities or covering significant cultural events within the city.
Pitches should consider providing a localized angle relevant to Detroit or Michigan while also aligning with Tia’s emphasis on arts, culture & society coverage.
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By: Tia Graham, Haley Gavigan
The Concert of Colors Neighborhood Series hosts “All Humans Are Created Equal” at Mercado Plaza in Mexicantown on June 27.
By: Tia Graham
Dr. Tim Retzloff discusses the leadership and impact of Gayly Speaking show in Detroit. He and illustrator Clare Paul also spoke about the comic book “Come Out!
By: Tia Graham, Norma Mehdi
The theater is launching its “Hot, Sweaty and Weird” summer film series of B-movies to keep audiences engaged this summer.
By: Tia Graham
Amherstburg, Ontario was a critical destination for freedom seekers fleeing slavery in the U.S.
By: Tia Graham
The Michigan House proposed a complete elimination of funding for the Michigan Arts and Culture Council which supports museums, historic sites and more.
By: Tia Graham
Motown Lacrosse founder Liam McElroy shares the rules of box lacrosse and its Indigenous roots of the sport ahead of partnering with local parks to provide lessons.
By: Tia Graham
Co-owners Ysahai Honor-Marie and Kiara May share what it takes to run a business in Detroit and how they always put community first while making sweet, unique flavors.
By: Haley Gavigan, Tia Graham
“Last year, I described it as a block party in the sky,” Kite Festival Director Lex Draper Garcia Bey said.
By: Tia Graham
The through-line for their idea is a simple goal—to create legacy pieces. Nerd wants to do away with disposable fashion, and rebuild healthy relationships with garments that hold meaning. They want to craft items to be passed down for generations.
By: Tia Graham, Alex McLenon
Visitors to the U.S. over the last month have discovered a unique culinary landscape, largely rooted in immigrant tradition.
