Bridging the Divide
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In Troy NY, a neighborhood works to shift divisions and narratives through community-driven art. WMHT tells the story through digital and broadcast content and engagement events.
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In Troy NY, a neighborhood works to shift divisions and narratives through community-driven art. WMHT tells the story through digital and broadcast content and engagement events.
MHTV is a tiny, non-profit, public access television station, available only to cable TV subscribers in Marblehead, MA. At least we were… until COVID came to town.
This project uses public media’s digital and linear distribution platforms to celebrate the unique history, extraordinary achievements of the nation’s Historically Black Colleges and Universities.
Our Shaping Narratives leaders of color have produced stories with and for their communities that are being used to encourage change-based conversations.
Ziggy’s Arts Adventure is an LPB digital first educational puppet series for tween viewers and younger. In each episode, a Louisiana artist helps explain academic concepts through the power of Art.
A web browser based video game that explains the difficulties of voting in Texas.
A joint partnership between the local paper, NPR, the public library and Milwaukee PBS focused on listening and engaging an impoverished neighborhood that has been traditionally ignored by media.
Vegas PBS STEAM Camp is a multi-platform series that fosters positive attitudes and perceptions about STEAM (Science, Technology, Engineering, Arts and Math) in children ages 6-8, with a local spin!
An exploration into memory, meaning, and the not-so-obvious threads that connect people. The performance was inspired by intergenerational conversations about music between students and older adults.
There is no one-size-fits-all news for Los Angeles, a sprawling city of four million. So we created 110 different email newsletters, one for each neighborhood.
The Slice is a series of short videos that showcase the personalities and experiences that make Northern Minnesota and Wisconsin special. Each episode captures “a slice of life” in our region.
In Oakland, Black and brown communities have undeniably been impacted the most by COVID-19. We designed a multi-platform information campaign to answer their questions about vaccines.
Our “I Believe in Black Journalism” campaign better educates and inspires the Black NYC’ers we have served for 112 years with re-imagined print and digital offerings to also grow audience and revenue.
PMGSC’s multiplatform series Southland Sessions reconnected Southern CA’s artists and arts organizations to audiences at home—highlighting and celebrating LA’s vibrant creative ecosystem.
‘Homegoings’ is a special series from Vermont Public Radio that features conversations with musicians of color who live in Vermont — about Black grief, resilience and music.
The long-running Vegas PBS KIDS Writers Contest presented by Janice Allen was adapted to a broadcast special featuring animation that brought children’s illustrations to life.
Cooking with the Cap Times is a video event series hosted by food editor Lindsay Christians. Each month, Christians hosts a one-hour virtual cooking demo via Zoom with a Madison-area chef.
Mississippi continues to rank at the bottom for COVID-19 vaccinations. To combat misinformation and provide a vital resource for Mississippians, we created the COVID-19 in Mississippi Vaccine Guide.
Journalists and diverse youth in New Orleans produced a video series profiling young local changemakers of color, driving narrative change in how local stories are told and who gets to tell them.
The Local Spin is a video interview series that focuses on discovering and championing local music. We share video interviews and performances that tie into our local airplay on “The Shuffle.”