WFUV's Community Advisory Board
The WFUV community consists of people and organizations in the New York City area and beyond who share a love of music, the arts and culture. WFUV serves as a hub for listeners eager to discover a diverse array of new and existing artists and music genres. The station works to inform and engage its community by drawing attention to important, relevant, and impactful issues.
WFUV is grateful to our CAB for their work reviewing the impact of our programming and community service efforts, including our Strike a Chord public service campaign. The Community Advisory Board meets three times a year at WFUV's Broadcast Center in Keating Hall on Fordham's Rose Hill Campus in Bronx, NY. Meetings are open to the public. Dates for the quarterly meetings are posted here annually and announced on air at least seven days in advance.
Next meetings:
All meetings are held from 6-7:30pm; if you would like to attend, RSVP to cab@wfuv.org.
- Tuesday, September 24, 2024
- Tuesday, January 28, 2025
- Tuesday, June 24, 2025
WFUV Community Advisory Board:
- Jeffrey Pollack, Chair
- Ellen Friedenberg, Vice Chair
- Karen Kalriess, Secretary
- Kimberly Beazer
- Jill Blackford
- Patricia Carroll
- Lauren Domio
- Glenn Erickson
- Will Fonseca
- E.J. Harrison
- David Harpest
- Chris Hooper
- Claire Mangan
- Michael McSherry
- Philip Papaelias
- Nancy Sheed
- Janine Werner
- Danielle Williams
The CAB's Strike a Chord Committee identifies critical issues impacting communities in our listening area and connects people with nonprofit support. Information on scheduled meetings will be available here. Meetings are open to the public.
The CAB’s Strike a Chord committee will be meeting on Monday, September 30th at 6pm. For information about the agenda, or if you would like to attend, contact the committee at cab@wfuv.org.
Public Notice: On Tuesday, September 10, 2024 there was a meeting of the CAB Membership Committee. The meeting was closed to the public, as its deliberations were confidential pursuant to Federal Communications Commission regulation 47 USC Section 396(k)(4), because in the course of deliberations matters relating to proprietary information and other matters requiring confidential advice were discussed.
