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Thursday’s PBS NewsHour tackled the concerns of “local menstruators” in Hawaii, a story that fused the tax-funded outlet’s search for niche necessities that require government funding with its ongoing attempt to defy science and pretend humans other than biological women get periods.

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The Telly Awards, the world’s largest honor for video and television content across all screens, announced this year’s winners, including a variety of top-tier brands and organizations as well as smaller media companies such as ViacomCBS, Warner Bros. Check out the full list of winners now!

A survey from The Trevor Project found that 45 percent of LGBTQ youth across the U.S. seriously considered suicide last year. Fourteen percent attempted suicide and the rate was even higher among transgender and non-binary individuals. That builds on what the CDC found last month in its first national survey of high schoolers. The Trevor Project's Sam Ames joins Stephanie Sy to discuss.

Hours after the bell had rung to let students out of classes at Talent Middle School Wednesday, eighth-graders Franklin Ramirez and Aaron Chavez were still working hard. They headed to the Phoenix Ele...

The way COVID-19 changed education is a conversation that’s largely focused on big-picture policy. With schools mostly closed for a year, journalists lost access to some of the most honest, reliable sources about how education is going: The students. There hasn’t been a real chance for reporters to see what’s really going on at the schools, what are the big issues with students, or see the impressive and creative work many students in Hampton Roads do every day. WHRO Public Media is excit...

Free Virtual Event Explores Youth Mental Health Hosted by PBS SoCal and KCET on May 20 In Collaboration with Well Beings Share Article Multi-year Well Beings Campaign in Coordination with WETA Provides a Platform for Young People to Share Mental Health Stories and Find Resources; Local Event ‘Lowering Barriers: Race, Income & Mental Health’ Pictured from Left to Right: Cara Santa Maria (left), Andre Tinoco (right), Event Moderators of PBS’ new national health campaign Well Beings (middle...

Judge Memorial student named one of PBS Top-20 Youth Journalists Friday, Jan. 29, 2021 Derek P. Jensen SALT LAKE CITY — When Yara Ahmed first shuffled onto the Judge Memorial Catholic High School campus as an unsure freshman, she had designs on engineering classes, not sharing the national limelight with accomplished storytellers. “I never expected to love journalism the way I love it now,” Ahmed said during a Zoom interview. “I never even would have thought of joining this class if no...

by Victoria Hodge December 18, 2020 Growing up, I was used to being the “only one.” I was the only Black girl in many of my elementary school classrooms, newspaper staff, debate team, and even in college lectures at the University of Virginia. That anxious feeling of being surrounded by faces that were not like my own was a familiar one. Victoria Hodge working on a project during her summer internship at Student Reporting Labs. As an aspiring journalist, I expect I will o...