Going on now! Join the #AmericanCitiesRebuilding virtual conference, welcoming experts and thought leaders working to elevate their communities. Register at wnet.org/acr.
Today, the holiday Juneteenth celebrates the end of the enslavement of African Americans. We're excited to present a variety of films and programs to honor this special holiday. bit.ly/3zKtWc9
New Yorker Deirdre MacGuire – a volunteer with us for 45 years – shares her favorite public media projects and programs, and how one changed her life.
#NationalVolunteerWeekow.ly/nPbl50IQ8Ec
Congrats to our team behind the @chasingthedream "Caretakers" series on its GLAAD Media Award nomination! The four-part digital series examines the history of Filipinos in care work and profiles Filipino Americans on the front lines today. #GLAADawardsbit.ly/3GLfGAs
Are you or someone you know a product manager? Looking to break into the media industry? We have 2 open Digital Product Specialist roles, and we'd love to hear from you. Check out this & several other openings: bit.ly/3Cz2nAl#NYCJobs#ProductManagerJobs#DevelopmentJobs
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Kitty O'Neil was a daredevil, speed racer, stunt woman and deaf.
To celebrate National Disability Employment Awareness Month, watch the @PBSAmerMasters series about the cultural contributions of people with disabilities and how they transformed America. bit.ly/3l2BHCG
"When you deny people their history and their past, you are also denying their future." -- Marissa Gutierrez-Vicario.
bit.ly/3AOekSn#HispanicHeritageMonth
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Are you headed to the 2021 Brooklyn Book Festival? The @BKBF co-founders explain how the event has come together for the past 16 years, and what to expect this Sunday. ow.ly/h79h50Gj0Rn
It’s hard to believe that 20 years have passed since the September 11 terrorist attacks in 2001.
To commemorate this anniversary, we're airing programs of hope and healing, remembrance and reflection. ow.ly/6lG950FKB4u#NeverForget
As part of our #ExploringHate initiative, author David Margolick reflects on the enduring power and reach of the anti-lynching ballad, 'Strange Fruit,' diving deeper into its origins. @ExploringHateto.pbs.org/3xsvwu4