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TPT Informs Community
TPT NOW TPT NOW is a groundbreaking public service working to ensure that all Minnesotans have access to critical health and safety information. To improve messaging and reach, TPT NOW regularly convened and engaged with cultural communities and leaders. Across its platforms and in collaboration with a network of partners, TPT NOW reached hundreds of thousands of Minnesotans with: » Real-time, multilingual news conferences in English, Spanish, Hmong and Somali – in cooperationwith theGovernor’s Office, Minnesota Department of Health, and Minnesota Department of Public Safety. » Extensive online messaging about COVID-19 in up to 8 languages. » Short- and long-formvideos focusing on cultural community resiliency, mental health, and questions about vaccines.
Seek out further information: 54%
Start a conversation: 52%
Visit a new part of the state: 32%
Almanac has inspired me to:
TPT’s Almanac and Almanac at the Capitol played key roles in informing Minnesotans about the latest developments with the virus and the vaccine roll-out. Renowned epidemiologist Michael Osterholm and other key public health leaders appeared regularly on Almanac to provide updates and insights on the virus, the vaccines, and the new variants.
ONE GREATER MINNESOTA Almanac produced regular reports from across the state, exploring topics such as the movement for racial justice in rural communities; the impact of the drought on farmers; how communities statewide are navigating the pandemic; and much more.
“I rely on Almanac to present all sides to an issue in a non-partisan manner, which allows me to be more informed when discussing issues with others.” - Almanac Survey Respondent
2020 ELECTION In the months leading up to and following one of the most contentious elections in our nation’s history, Almanac produced steady, fact-based reporting for its statewide audience. Journalists reported on local and national campaigning in Minnesota; covered key state legislative races; and interviewed voters, candidates, experts, and political journalists about the most pressing issues in the election.
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