America's Public Television Stations

Cait Beroza is director, digital advocacy at America’s Public Television Stations (APTS), where she brings her background in digital communications, social community management, and grassroots and grasstops advocacy to advance public television’s advocacy goals and visibility across digital platforms.

In partnership with NPR, Beroza directs Protect My Public Media, a powerful grassroots advocacy network of dedicated public media viewers and listeners, and hundreds of local public radio and television stations and public media organizations, united in the effort to protect federal funding for public media. In her role, she provides strategic leadership to develop, implement, and drive high-impact digital communications initiatives that mobilize grassroots advocates, support campaign partners, and amplify public media’s essential public service story to legislators and the public.

She also oversees APTS’ social media presence and implements tactics to increase the profile of the organization and local public television stations across the country. Previously, Beroza managed the APTS Leadership Council, a nationwide network of community ambassadors for public television.

Beroza joined APTS in June 2011 and has since held roles as government relations assistant, advocacy and social media manager, and lead digital strategist before stepping into her current position. Previously, she consulted on several congressional campaigns, including members of House leadership.

Beroza is a lifelong resident of the greater Washington, D.C., region. She graduated from the University of Maryland, College Park, with a bachelor’s degree in government and politics.