In 2025, Congress moved to eliminate funding for the Corporation for Public Broadcasting. For many inside the system, the crisis was not unexpected—chronic underfunding, centralized decision-making, and accusations of political bias have shaped public media for decades. But what feels different now is the scale of the reckoning, and the opportunity it presents to ask a fundamental question: What would public media look like if we designed it from scratch, for this moment?
Supporting a vibrant, essential role for media arts in culture and community
JOB BANK
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Programs + Media Assistant
Venice ArtsMarina Del Rey, CA -
Director of Development – Jacob Burns Film Center
Jacob Burns Film Center (via TOC Arts Partners)Pleasantville, NY -
Executive Director
Film Festival AllianceRemote (US) -
Tenure Track Faculty – Department of ART FILM (Media Arts)
Cal Poly HumboldtArcata, CA -
President of Film Independent
Film IndependentLos Angeles -
Director of Education and Community Engagement – Ogunquit Playhouse (via TOC Arts Partners)
Ogunquit Playhouse (via TOC Arts Partners) A world-class home for adventurous artists, audiences, and ideasOgunquit, Maine -
Vice President of Marketing and Communications – BAM (via TOC Arts Partners)
BAM (via TOC Arts Partners) A world-class home for adventurous artists, audiences, and ideasBrooklyn, NY -
Chief Marketing & Experience Officer
Roundabout Theatre CompanyNew York, NY -
Director of Human Resources
The Isamu Noguchi Foundation and Garden Museum9-01 33rd Rd, Astoria, NY 11106 -
Director, Film Forum
Film ForumNew York, NY -
Executive Director
RiverRun International Film FestivalWinston-Salem, NC -
Executive Director
Community TV Network (CTVN)Chicago -
Creative Arts Educator
Venice Arts Arts Non-Profit Igniting Low-income Youth's ImaginationWatts -
Programs Director
The Hermitage Artist RetreatSarasota, FL
