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EEO Public File Reports and Outreach Exh for 396-Cincinnati WKRQ

EEO Public File Reports The instant Schedule 396 EEO program report is being filed in connection with the Schedule 303 applications for renewal of WKRQ(FM), Cincinnati, Ohio (FIN 11276), WREW(FM), Fairfield, Ohio (FIN 73369), and WUBE-FM, Cincinnati, Ohio (FIN 10140). In addition to WKRQ(FM), WREW(FM), and WUBE-FM (with a renewal due date of June 1, 2020), the employment unit includes another commonly owned radio station licensed to a community in Kentucky (with a renewal due date of April 1, 2020): WYGY(FM), Fort Thomas, Kentucky (FIN 40915). As the employment unit consists of stations in more than one renewal group, the employment unit’s annual EEO public file reports are prepared in accordance with the Ohio stations’ renewal filing schedule. Accordingly, annual EEO public file reports covering June 1, 2018 to May 31, 2019 and June 1, 2019 to May 31, 2020 are being submitted with the instant Schedule 396 EEO program report. It is noted that a Schedule 396 EEO program report was filed on March 31, 2020 in connection with the Schedule 303 application for renewal of WYGY(FM) with annual EEO public file reports covering June 1, 2017 to May 31, 2018 and June 1, 2018 to May 31, 2019 Schedule 396 EEO program report (File No. 0000110594). EEO Outreach As set forth in the EEO public file reports submitted with the instant Schedule 396, the employment unit used a variety of recruitment sources designed to inform qualified job applicants in the community of the availability of full-time vacancies at the stations, including area colleges and universities, professional and industry organizations, employment agencies, the station websites, and third-party job-related websites. The employment unit also undertook a variety of non-vacancy-specific outreach initiatives including maintaining a NextGen Leadership Program, providing FCC EEO program compliance training, maintaining an account executive mentorship program, participating in a number of job fairs and speaking engagements to educate the community and students about careers in broadcasting. .

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