Vice President, Individual Giving, PBS Foundation
Tia Graham is the Vice President of Individual Giving at the PBS Foundation. She focuses on a diverse range of topics including culture, arts and entertainment, and social issues, with a particular emphasis on accessibility, civil rights, and diversity and inclusion. Tia's work has been featured in NPR, WDET 101.9 FM Detroit's NPR Station, and NewsBreak.
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Tia Graham's coverage focuses on local events, community initiatives, and cultural happenings in Detroit and Michigan. She would likely be interested in pitches related to local community events, art and culture exhibits, housing developments or government programs that impact the Detroit area.
Given her focus on local content and publishing as well as government announcements, she may respond well to pitches featuring interviews with local officials or community figures involved in the topics covered. Additionally, Tia might be interested in stories highlighting unique aspects of Detroit's diverse communities or covering significant cultural events within the city.
Pitches should consider providing a localized angle relevant to Detroit or Michigan while also aligning with Tia’s emphasis on arts, culture & society coverage.
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By: Alex McLenon, Tia Graham
“We have an influx of new comics that are coming to the community,” says Detroit comedian Melanie Hearn.
By: Tia Graham
Multimedia artist Brittini Ward founded EYE N EYE LLC to focus on bringing people together around art, creating spaces to hold community stories.
By: Tia Graham, Alex McLenon
BasBlue, an organization of women and non-binary individuals, celebrated five years by focusing on their Future Founders and Future Leaders program.
By: Tia Graham
An art exhibit in the Cass Corridor displays posters from the Golden Age of Mexican cinema. The Metro speaks to the organizers about film history and culture.
By: Tia Graham
The Paint the Park Mural and Art Festival returns to Allen Park, in partnership with the Downtown Development Authority and The Mural People. It's free and open to the public Aug. 22-23.
By: Tia Graham
Jonathon Maxgay is an Overdose Prevention Specialist with the Alliance of Coalitions for Healthy Communities
By: Tia Graham, Alex McLenon
A native Detroiter, T. Barb will highlight the fourth and final “What's So Funny About Detroit” comedy night of the summer.
What’s behind Majesty Hope Blands’ woven purpose?. A native Detroiter, Bland is a seamstress, tailor and fiber artist. As an alum of the College for Creati
By: Tia Graham
An executive order in place since March of 2025 set out to erase parts of American black history. Local artist Mario Moore is determined to preserve it.
By: Tia Graham
On the final Tuesday of each month, chefs sell inventive new pizzas at Grandma Bob's pizzeria to benefit a charity of their choice.
