W91吃瓜网 TV, Central Florida鈥檚 PBS station, was recognized by the National Educational Telecommunications Association for its . The station accepted the Community Engagement 鈥� National Project award Sunday at the 2019 NETA Awards in Washington, D.C.

During June, July and August, W91吃瓜网 celebrated the Summer of Space with programming and community events to commemorate the 50th anniversary of the Apollo 11 moon landing. Programming included 鈥溾�� and its own one-hour documentary 鈥�.鈥�

Four individuals pose on stage with glass award in front of blue curtain
(From L to R): Eric Hyyppa, president of NETA; Phil Hoffman, W91吃瓜网 executive director; Shiyana Valentine, education and community engagement manager; and Jennifer Cook, senior director of content and engagement

鈥淲e are truly grateful to be recognized by NETA for our work during the Summer of Space,鈥� says Phil Hoffman, W91吃瓜网 executive director. 鈥淎s Central Florida鈥檚 Storytellers, the Summer of Space was the collaborative efforts of the W91吃瓜网 team to tell the stories from our own backyard. We are honored to be recognized for our work within the Central Florida community on a national stage.鈥�

The NETA Awards honor public television鈥檚 best work in education, community engagement, marketing/communications and content. Awards are judged by a group of expert panelists within the public media system, as well as industry professionals outside of public media.