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WPFW: 48 Years of Courage and Commitment

wpfwLogo jazzjustice001Whether it’s the courage to tell the truth about displacement, apartheid and genocide, or our commitment to presenting Jazz and all of its extensions, along with other liberatory musical genres - Blues, Hip-Hop, House - WPFW has been an unwavering partner in the fight for social justice and the preservation of the culture.

Be in solidarity with us during our Winter Pledge Drive as we celebrate 48 years of courage and commitment from February 9-22 by donating anytime at wpfwfm.org, calling 800.222.9739, via CashApp at $WPFWFM, or by texting WPFWFM to 801801.  
It is with your generous financial support that WPFW, this emancipatory, educational media outlet continues to build a better world one broadcast at a time!

WPFW Has Moved!

WE HAVE MOVED RESIZE

WPFW has moved and is renting a studio space.We are in search for a permanent home.

Read more: WPFW Has Moved!

WPFW 5K Walk/Run Thank You!

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Check Out Our New WPFW Store

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Reggae Fundraiser

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The WPFW Reggae Fundraiser took place on Saturday, October 5 at the Most Worshipful King Soloman and it was a success thanks to Y-O-U! We asked for your support and you turned out. Special thanks to Carl Malcolm, Image Band, Kurlou Reggae Allstars Reggae Band, Lady Flame AKA Da Flame, DJ Bobbys Music Machine & The Jimmy T Experience that all performed. Also, we want to thank Tony Carr, Robyn Holden, Kamau Williams, Camille, and other WPFW staff/volunteers that put this event together or volunteered/supported the event the day of. Hope to see you at our next event! 
Here are a couple of pictures from the WPFW Reggae Fundraiser