# Vision, Mission & Values

## Longmont Public Media is a 501(c)(3) non-profit and public charity

## Our Mission

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Longmont Public Media is devoted to the education, production, and distribution of local mLongmont Public Media educates, produces, and distributes civic and artistic media in Longmont through a dynamic community of makers.
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## Our Vision

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An informed and engaged community through media.
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## Our Values

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At Longmont Public Media, our values reflect the behaviors that shape the tone of how we work and interact with each other, our members, our partners, and our community. The following values are our focus in how we operate and the experiences we provide our community.
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**Community**

Principles – Connected and Relational

We are committed to fostering collaboration and inclusivity, recognizing that diversity strengthens our makerspace and our local community in Longmont. We embrace our responsibility to welcome, build relationships with, and support those around us.

**Freedom of Speech**

Principles – Ethical, Socially Responsible, and Responsive

We affirm the importance of freedom of speech as a cornerstone of democracy, advocating for expression that is ethical, socially responsible, and committed to truth and accuracy. We strive to create discourse that uplifts voices while promoting integrity and respect for all individuals.

**Leadership**

Principle – Modeling

We embody our values through our actions, aiming to inspire decency and positivity in others. By demonstrating optimism, responsibility, accountability, gratitude, humility, and respect, we recognize that our behavior influences those around us.

**Learning**

Principle – Engaged

We embrace intellectual curiosity and a commitment to continuous learning. By engaging with each other and our community, we foster innovation, understanding, and growth.

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