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The American Archive of Public Broadcasting Will Double in Size with $16 Million Grant
The American Archive for Public Broadcasting (AAPB), a collaboration between GBH Archives and the Library of Congress, has received a four-year, $16 million grant from the Andrew W. Mellon Foundation to significantly enhance its collection of historic public media resources and make it more broadly available for scholars, researchers, educators and the public. -
Creating Inclusive STEM Media for Kids
There’s no place quite like the Treeborhood, a massive treehouse with secret passageways, gondolas and rope swings. The residents—wombats, snakes, moose, kangaroos, iguanas, fish and eagles—bring that fantastical world to life in the new GBH Kids series Work It Out Wombats!, which premieres this month on GBH 2, on pbskids.org and PBS nationwide. -
FRONTLINE Goes Inside the Attack on Mariupol
The image of a wounded pregnant woman rushed out of a Mariupol hospital bombed by Russia showed the world the horror and brutality of the Russian invasion of Ukraine. The March 2022 photo instantly became a defining photograph of the war. -
Zora Neale Hurston: Writer and Scientist
For most people who know about Zora Neale Hurston, her name is almost synonymous with her epic novel Their Eyes Were Watching God. A new AMERICAN EXPERIENCE film Zora Neale Hurston: Claiming a Space reveals a more multifaceted, nuanced woman who was as much a social scientist as she was a fiction writer. -
MASTERPIECE’s All Creatures Great and Small Returns
Wedding bells chime and animal ailments abound as MASTERPIECE presents the much-anticipated Season Three of All Creatures Great and Small. -
“Salud,” GBH’s New Health Podcast for Spanish-Speaking Audiences
Tibisay Zea, a reporter for GBH’s and PRX’s The World, is host of GBH News’ new Spanish-language program “Salud,” produced in partnership with El Planeta and Harvard Medical School. -
Celebrating 20 Years of A Christmas Celtic Sojourn
For anyone who has been lucky enough to behold A Christmas Celtic Sojourn with Brian O’Donovan, they know that Celtic singer Mairi Campbell is right when she calls the holiday event “a great embracing of something that’s greater than ourselves.” -
The Fight to Belong
One in 44 children in the U.S. was diagnosed in 2021 as being on the autism spectrum. But what is autism and how broad is the spectrum? -
New FRONTLINE Film Tells Stories of Dissenters in Russia
Since Russia’s invasion of Ukraine began, President Vladimir Putin has cracked down on internal dissent, threatening long jail sentences for Russians who oppose the war or independently report on it. -
The Artist Behind the GBH News Worcester Bureau Mural
For artist Hana Lasell, the opportunity to create a mural for GBH News’ Worcester bureau was “mind-blowing.”