Associations
WLOY is a founding member of the Baltimore Community Radio Coalition, and carries programming produced by underrepresented communities within Baltimore City. As a member WLOY has contributed equipment, installation and training to the program in Dallas F. Nicholas Sr. Elementary School, among others. Material produced by Learning, Inc. and students at Dallas Nicholas airs Saturdays at noon and Sundays at 2pm as part of the community radio hour. In the summer of 2009 the station began a children's literacy program What Happens Next? which also airs as part of the community radio hour. In 2010 the station began airing Both Feet In: Conversations with people experiencing homelessness.
WLOY is a member of the College Broadcasters, Inc. and the Broadcast Education Association. Its Operations Manager is a full member of the Audio Engineering Society and the Society of Broadcast Engineers.
WLOY is an iTunes iTunes affiliated station and is listed in iTunes Radio under the College heading.
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