In the aftermath of the mass shooting in Lewiston, Maine, FRONTLINE, along with their Local Journalism Initiative partners, The Portland Press Herald and Maine Public, developed the documentary Breakdown in Maine. Their reporting continued about the event, the related failures, and its impact on the Deaf and hard-of-hearing community, with a six-part podcast including ASL-interpreted videos.

Reporter profile and Q&A with GBH Senior Digital Producer, Meghan Smith, from GBH's Equity and Justice team.

Honoring Native American Heritage Month, NOVA, in partnership with GBH and Vision Maker Media, has released a first-of-its-kind collection of six short documentaries, Legacy of the Land, covering climate change in Native American communities. Learn more about each of these films.

Learn about AMERICAN EXPERIENCE FILM's new documentary, American Coup: Wilmington 1898, the hidden story of an American insurrection and a deadly race massacre in North Carolina.

Sam Brewer was recently appointed the General Manager of GBH Music, GBH’s award-winning classical music and jazz enterprise, including CRB Classical 99.5, Jazz on 89.7, and classical.org. We sat down with Sam to learn more about what’s next for GBH Music and what his daughter is putting on his playlist.

GBH and The Culture Show have launched a new initiative called Community Canvas, which spotlights the work of local artists and photographers by displaying their artwork on the GBH Digital Mural over the Mass Pike. The first artist to be featured, MassArt student Ari Bowman, said he is “super honored.” Read more about this unique community outreach project.

Question and answer with GBH News's statewide & features editor, Jennifer Moore, who will now lead the Connecting the Commonwealth initiative.

With a new school year underway and a time when civics education is on a decline in our public schools, GBH Education, in collaboration with PBS, has created the Civics Collection, a new resource for educators across the country.

FRONTLINE's documentary series, The Choice, brings viewers into the personal lives and careers of the presidential candidates each election cycle. Learn more from filmmaker Michael Kirk.

Meet Tinku Ray, the newly appointed Executive Editor of The World, public radio's longest running daily global news program. A career journalist with over 30 years of experience, Tinku has dabbled in every role in broadcast journalism—producer, reporter, editor, and host. She also owns a farm in northeastern India that she hopes to convert to an organic retreat someday. We sat down with her to learn more.