Vice President, Individual Giving, PBS Foundation
Tia Graham is the Vice President of Individual Giving at the PBS Foundation. She focuses on cultural movements and the intersection of fine art, urban art, and street art, as well as arts and crafts, highlighting the vibrant expressions within these fields. Tia's insights and contributions 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
Mark Stryker is a journalist, author and filmmaker. He is also a co-producer of “The Best of the Best: Jazz from Detroit”.
By: Tia Graham
Trenton's Director of Downtown Development Authority Angelia Pusino speaks about Noel Nights, family friendly activities and what makes Trenton a tight-knit community.
By: Tia Graham
Director of Community Engagement and Programs Lex Draper Garcia Bey joins the show to talk about the Preserving Black Legacy Fellowship and the “From
The Metro: Michigan Science Center experiments with community connection by hosting rave
By: Tia Graham
In the Detroit Teen Truth Festival, teens from Wayne, Oakland, and Macomb counties create 15 second long films. They can earn cash prizes and scholarships, but most important is the chance to be heard.
By: Tia Graham
Art and Music in the Trees is a festival that celebrates nature among the old growth forest at Palmer Park with different crafts, exhibits and performances.
By: Tia Graham
The Detroit Youth Poetry Slam is happening May 7 at the Wright Museum. It's a competition and community event for teens to have their voices showcased
By: Tia Graham
Arab American poet Wafaa Mustafa speaks with The Metro's Tia Graham about identity and what it means to hold space for youth voices.
By: Tia Graham
New research from Michigan State University explores how identity affirmation supports mental health for sexual and gender diverse people of color, while also examining the emotional costs that can come with building resilience through discrimination and oppression.
By: Tia Graham
Founded in 1921 at the height of the women's suffrage movement, the DAWC made it their mission to fight for their own version of equality.
