Welcome to the Alaska Teen Media Institute

ATMI live on KNBA! ATMI is live on KNBA 90.3 FM at 4 p.m. Saturday, February 25. Stream the show at knba.org. Or check out our archives.

Alaska Broadcasters Association Goldie Awards! ATMI's Ishmael Streever took home a student division Goldie for Radio Sports News Story for his piece called On the Trail. Listen to our award-winning stories.

New Voices! Three ATMI teens were New Voices Scholars and received scholarships to ATMI Third Coast in Chicago. As part of the deal, they and the other scholars wrote essays about the future of public radio.

Alaska Press Club Journalism Fellows ATMI's Kosette Isakson worked with Anchorage Daily News Photographer Marc Lester to produce these slides on the Anchorage Times archives, which are currently located at the Anchorage Daily News. She discovers how newspapers archived information in house before the Internet.

ATMI Advisory Committee now accepting applications! The ATMI Advisory Committee is a group of supportive, collaborative, creative individuals who meet regularly on a long-term basis to give feedback and ideas regarding ATMI activities and operations. If you are interested in joining this group, please fill out an application!

Fresh Greens - ATMI Reporters Nikki Navio and Nithya Thiru's story about "Shishmaref" was featured on "Fresh Greens" a national program on youth in America and their interactions with the environment. ATMI reporter Rebecca Barker's story "Dumpster Diving" was also featured on "Fresh Greens".

ATMI on KTUU Ch. 2 News! The Alaska Teen Media Institute recently conducted a media skills training workshop for Palmer residents, as they prepare to launch a Radio Free Palmer station. KTUU covered the event.