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The new installment CITY RISING: Youth & Democracy examines how young people are activating their civic power to reshape systems and institutions for a better future.
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Co-produced by KCET and Tastemade, BROKEN BREAD is a half-hour series profiles individuals and organizations who make a difference in their communities through food.
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Environmental series "Earth Focus," arts & culture series "Artbound" and Roy Choi's "Broken Bread" garner most awards including Best News Feature, Feature Documentary, Documentary Short and Best Anchor/Host, among others.
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Eighteenth season of Emmy®-winning series premieres with conversations starting June 15 on PBS SoCal and on PBS stations nationwide.
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Locally produced PBS productions honored include 'The Migrant Kitchen' and 'Broken Bread' with arts and culture series "Artbound" garnering seven nominations and sweeping arts category.
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“Discover Learning Everywhere” theme welcomes PBS KIDS characters Curious George, Nature Cat and Elinor from ‘Elinor Wonders Why;’ plus, free Family Math Toolkit and resources now available nationwide after a spring full of educational initiatives from PBS SoCal.
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June's world broadcast premieres of "Unidad: Gay & Lesbian Latinos Unidos," "Dear Ike: Lost Letters to a Teen Idol" and "American Experience: 'Casa Susanna'" accompanied by a few local events, showcase PBS's commitment to honoring new and different perspectives.
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"Broken Bread" and "Lost LA" honored with two finalists in the host/anchor category.
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Four nights of in-person and virtual films include screenings and discussions inspiring better understanding of environmental issues.
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Rarely seen footage revealed in new documentary that’s more relevant today than ever as union organizing catches fire in the U.S. after years of decline.
Twenty-six programs throughout May highlight influential Asian stories; plus, regional community engagement opportunities available through local events at Grammy Museum and Natural History Museum.
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