Frequence Paris Plurielle
Frequence Paris Plurielle (FPP) is an independent, non-commercial community radio station based in Paris, France. Established in 1992, it operates on the frequency 106.3 FM and is dedicated to promoting social justice, cultural diversity, and grassroots activism. The station provides a platform for underrepresented voices, including marginalized communities, activists, and alternative cultural expressions. FPP's programming covers a wide range of topics, such as politics, human rights, environmental issues, and local initiatives, often through a critical and progressive lens. It is run by a collective of volunteers who emphasize participatory democracy and horizontal decision-making. The station is committed to countering mainstream media narratives and fostering dialogue on social and political issues. FPP also supports emerging artists and musicians, particularly those from underground or independent scenes. Its broadcasts are available both locally in Paris and online, reaching a global audience. The station operates without corporate funding, relying on donations and listener support to maintain its independence. Frequence Paris Plurielle remains a vital space for free expression and community engagement in the heart of Paris.