Prometheus Radio Project

About Prometheus Radio Project

Founded in 1998, the Prometheus Radio Project emerged from social change movements advocating for housing, environmentalism, healthcare, anti-war efforts, and criminal justice reform. Recognizing the limitations imposed by corporate media control, activists established Radio Mutiny in West Philadelphia to amplify diverse voices and community news. This grassroots initiative united with pirate stations nationwide, successfully pressuring the FCC to introduce the Low Power FM radio service, enabling small community radio licenses for the first time in two decades.

Impact of Prometheus Radio Project

Prometheus Radio Project has been instrumental in the creation of hundreds of new low power community stations, empowering civil rights groups, schools, and cultural organizations to broadcast their messages. This grassroots media reform has transformed the landscape of community broadcasting, ensuring that vital issues are heard.

Why Donate to Prometheus Radio Project?

Your contributions to the Prometheus Radio Project support the development of participatory radio as a powerful tool for social justice and community expression. Donations help demystify media policy, advocate for a fair media system, and assist grassroots organizations in building essential communications infrastructure.

Get Involved Today!

Join the movement for media justice by donating cryptocurrency or cash to the Prometheus Radio Project. Your support helps amplify community voices and fosters social change!