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A PEN America case study about a 2017 KPBS/inewsource report shows how humanizing extremists can gloss over dangerous viewpoints.

Aaron Augenblick’s kooky cartoon creates a neighborhood that’s “friendly, inviting, and … really fun to hang out in.”

America Amplified's focus on the mechanics of voting highlighted the challenges of reaching beyond public media's current audiences.

A new study from Sesame Workshop draws on lessons from project leaders and youth alumni.

“Chasing Carbon Zero,” which looks at goals to eliminate carbon pollution within the United States, is one of two “Nova” films that lead Climate Across America.

A series that started as a pandemic passion project is now on its way to viewers across New England and beyond thanks to a collaboration between Rhode Island PBS and independent producer Lisa Gralnek.

An overhaul of PBS' weekday schedule opens a window for older viewers to spend a lot more time with public TV.

Commercial media outlets are “much more likely” than their public media counterparts to distribute documentaries directed by men and white filmmakers, according to a study by the Center for Media & Social Impact at American University’s School of Communication.

The public TV sibling of the popular kids podcast debuted in 2020 on KLCS in Los Angeles.

Nine PBS in St. Louis partnered with Lion Forge Animation to create a series that features diverse characters who share a love of comic books.