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Public media reporters arrested, face attacks from police while covering protests

Several journalists took to Twitter to document the aggression.

Increase viewing frequency with promotions that reinforce the program’s values of civic discourse and analysis.

A two-part special airing this weekend was inspired by the idea that “food is a common denominator.”

First-prize winner Martin Amado will create a 10-part series on budget-minded crafting and home decor.

His involvement in TV productions included a series of interviews with U.S. presidents.

Citing concerns over its funding, PBS removed “Voices from the Frontline: China’s War on Poverty” from PBS.org, Passport and the PBS Video App.

Poetry can be a way to deal with “heavy, emotionally weighted things,” says Kwame Alexander, who co-hosts the show’s poetry segments.

Actor Dyllón Burnside traveled the South as host of “Prideland,” which includes weekly digital shorts and a TV special.

Alaska’s public broadcasters were facing financial challenges long before the pandemic hit.

The last episode will be released in June.

WNYC and ProPublica “are committed to reporting and producing new episodes through November,” a WNYC spokesperson said.

PBS Student Reporting Labs and Ohio’s WOUB have found ways to commemorate the rite of passage, even as students are forced to remain at home.