Comcast NBCUniversal’s business footprint spans the United States and six continents. We’re committed to uncovering and telling powerful stories happening in our communities – stories that provide greater context and insight into complex issues. By leveraging digital platforms including Comcast Newsmakers and Voices of the Civil Rights Movement, Comcast NBCUniversal connects worldwide audiences to diverse narratives from our nation’s colorful mosaic of local communities.

Comcast Newsmakers: Diverse perspectives. Common ideals.

Comcast Newsmakers is a short-form news platform where leaders and innovators exchange ideas and tackle the issues facing communities across America. Combining the resources of a national edition produced in Washington, D.C., with regional production across the country, Comcast Newsmakers captures voices and perspectives that reflect the communities our platform serves.

From in-depth, bilingual coverage of the Pulse nightclub shooting, to wide-ranging analysis of the issues impacting veterans and active military, Comcast Newsmakers delivers inclusive coverage and groundbreaking conversations year-round.

“Comcast Newsmakers: Tragedy in Orlando” special feature (June 2016). Spanish language version was awarded the silver Telly Award in General News/News Feature.

Comcast Newsmakers is available in more than 22.5 million homes on Xfinity On Demand. In 2016, Comcast Newsmakers received more than 1 million social media impressions, and over 500 thousand impressions on ComcastNewsmakers.com.

Voices of the Civil Rights Movement: A defining American era, as told by those who redefined what it means to be American.

Voices of the Civil Rights Movement, a collaboration of Comcast NBCUniversal and the Equal Justice Initiative, honors the legacy and impact of the men and women who championed racial equity in the United States.

Featuring more than 200 stirring firsthand interviews and historical vignettes on the impediments and realities confronted during the civil rights movement of the 1960s, Voices of the Civil Rights Movement content reached 7.9 million unique social media users, and achieved more than 265,000 engagements in 2016 alone.

In addition to the project’s website and Xfinity On Demand, Voices of the Civil Rights Movement video segments are available at museum exhibits including the National Civil Rights Museum, in Memphis, TN, and the Newseum in Washington, D.C.