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¡Salud! is a locally-produced program that highlights Latina leaders who have broken barriers to reach success in the business world of San Antonio.
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¡Salud! is a locally-produced program that highlights Latina leaders who have broken barriers to reach success in the business world of San Antonio.
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.
Civics Bowl addresses the need for educated citizens who know about the workings of our government, understand their rights and responsibilities, and engage in civic behaviors.
WNIN rallied its community around a new event called Taste of Evansville. The event celebrates our city’s diversity and invites the community to experience and appreciate other cultures.
Our Land: New Mexico’s Environmental Past, Present and Future is the only local broadcast series dedicated to covering the environment, demystifying the research and rekindling our love of the outdoors.
Providing curated material designed to facilitate in-depth conversations and engaged communities beginning with the individuals who participate in their book groups.
“Rise and Shine” brought summer learning to students’ homes. Created in partnership with the AR Dept. of Education and dozens of community orgs, the program combats learning loss in grades K-5.
Panhandle PBS’s “Living While Black” content initiative and outreach efforts asks Black Texas Panhandle residents to describe what “living while Black” means to them and how we can create change.
Kansas City PBS developed the KC Performs initiative to support local arts organizations (theatre, song, instrumental) as Covid-19 forced audiences out of performance halls and theatres.
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.
In response to the COVID-19 pandemic, WXXI produced six forums with a panel of experts and community leaders, who shared information about the virus, vaccines, reopening plans, the economy, and more.
OETA implemented all-new workflows and strategies to amplify the diverse, local voices to make the history of the 1921 Tulsa Race Massacre known.
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.
Maine Public News Connect is a new initiative where we translate important news and information each week into French, Spanish, Somali, and Portuguese video pods for immigrant communities in Maine.
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.”
Flyover Culture is a new webseries by WTIU Public Television that explores different aspects and areas of pop culture in the Midwest. Topics include gaming, music, art and the occasional urban legend.
COVID and the Classroom brought audiences along in real time and on all platforms as three high school seniors shared their experiences navigating a pandemic and their last year of high school.
EDUCATE is a free, standards-aligned TV channel designed to provide education reinforcement, enrichment opportunities for Pre-K-12 students, in subjects from STEM and ELA to mental/emotional wellness.
“The State of Race” displays the best of what local media can do during tumultuous times: illuminate important issues, shed light on injustice, foster audience engagement and direct people to action.
Despite the global pandemic, many leaders and helpers emerged. Maryland Public Television’s Be Inspired series features voices, organizations, and communities who provide light in a time of darkness.