Detroit Community Schools Student Radio Station
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About Be-Moor Radio Institute
Be-Moor Radio and the Be-Moor Radio Institute started in 2016, founded by a core group of youth and young adults from Detroit’s Brightmoor neighborhood. From day one, our mission has been clear: to invest in the next generation of urban leaders, communicators, and influencers.
With support from the University of Michigan Ross Business School and trusted community and faith-based organizations, Be-Moor Radio officially launched on August 4, 2016. Since then, we’ve trained over 350 young people—many of whom have gone on to graduate from college and now work in radio, television, newspapers, and digital media across the country.
Our goal is to connect young people across the African diaspora, especially youth and young adults, through the power of communication. Every summer, we offer 6- to 8-week hands-on internships that introduce students to the exciting world of media. If you live in Detroit, you may be eligible through the GDYT program. And now, our training is expanding to students across the Metro Detroit area—and even around the world for those connected to or interested in the African diaspora.
This could be YOU.
Imagine starting right now to prepare for a career in radio, television, podcasting, social media, journalism, or digital storytelling. Learn real skills. Work with real mentors. Coming soon, receive an associate degree with Be-Moor Radio Institute through one of our accredited college partners through our Be-Moor Radio learning community, and get paid while working for us. Tell real stories that matter.
You can be NEXT. Your voice matters. Your future starts here.
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Welcome to Radio Active
Our Mission
At RadioActive, our mission is to challenge and influence our peers, continually improve, and uplift our quality of education. We want to build friendships, make smart choices, persuade others to do better, and make our voices heard in order to make our school better.