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WNIJ Community Corps correspondents assist the newsroom in monitoring area headlines and press releases, scouring local government agendas and proceedings, digital copy editing, and writing general assignment newscast copy under the supervision of WNIJ’s editorial team and in adherence to the NPR Code of Ethics.

WNIJ Community Corps correspondents are not given monetary compensation for their volunteer work. Previous reporting experience is a plus.

Put your Canva, social, and writing skills to work: build posts, grow email lists, and boost engagement for shows like Sessions from Studio A, The 21st, and more. Join our Promotions & Events team to plan, promote, and execute station happenings from social strategy and subscriber growth to on-site support and vendor coordination.

Turn archival discoveries into impact: digitize legacy tapes, improve metadata and access, and create social posts that spotlight voices from Northern Public Radio’s past.

Join the Development team to work on real projects: fundraising strategy, prospect research, copywriting for on-air/web, and planning events that engage our community.

WNIJ and Stage Coach Players Theater invite you to an evening of live radio drama.

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WNIJ/WNIU airs community event and public service announcements (PSAs) throughout our regular programming.