3) You can also directly support APM and Sold a Story. Here's a link: support.americanpublicmedia.org/sold-a-story...

Thank you.

2) Subscribe to news sources that matter to you - magazines, newspapers. It costs money to make high-quality stuff, and every news organization is struggling to stay afloat in a world where people expect content to be free. Expect to pay for what matters to you.

1) Make a sustaining contribution to your local public radio station. If you're already a donor, consider increasing your contribution.

But these are historically challenging times in public media - and in journalism more generally.

Here's what you can do:

I'm grateful that the layoffs didn't affect me or the Sold a Story reporting team. (Our team's work relies on funding from foundations, and we, thankfully, have dedicated funders.)

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