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THIRTEEN in the Community is a local public television program presented by THIRTEEN PBS
Young at Heart: Empowering Older Adults - Panel Discussion
Explore strategies for combating senior isolation with expert conversation. (58m 11s)
SSIC: Supporting Families Facing Addiction
Learn about resources to support children living with a loved one experiencing addiction. (53m 48s)
Understanding Suicide: Corrections Professionals
Explore suicide among justice-impacted people and the impact on corrections professionals. (47m 58s)
Love in the Time of Fentanyl Panel Discussion
Explore the overdose crisis and how communities can work to help those most impacted. (1h 5m 47s)
Panel Discussion: The US and the Holocaust Event
Explore America’s response to one of the greatest humanitarian crises in history. (43m 46s)
Panel Discussion: Rising Against Asian Hate Event
Expert conversation exploring the fight against anti-Asian hate (1h 2m 3s)
Panel Discussion: Facing Suicide Event
Understand suicide among justice-impacted people with expert conversation. (50m 27s)
Explore the Pursuit of Democracy
Marcia Chatelain, Jelani Cobb, Alexis Coe, and Margaret Hoove discuss democracy. (59m 11s)
Explore the Life and Legacy of Helen Keller
Explore the life and legacy of Helen Keller in a panel discussion with leading experts. (53m 52s)
American Graduate: Path to the Future Launch Event
American Graduate: Path to the Future helps students explore high-demand careers. (55m 50s)
Tulsa: The Fire and the Forgotten - A Panel Discussion
Panel discussion exploring the history and legacy of the 1921 Tulsa Race Massacre. (57m 57s)
The Life and Legacy of Oliver Sacks: A Panel Discussion
Panel discussion exploring the life and legacy of Oliver Sacks (49m 5s)
The Black Church: A Panel Discussion
Learn about the broad history and uncertain future of the Black Church. (59m 10s)
Trailblazing Women: A Panel Discussion
Explore the legacies of trailblazing women featured in American Masters - Unladylike2020. (54m 2s)
PBS AMERICAN PORTRAIT: A Community Forum
Local PBS American Portrait highlights and conversation about impact of COVID-19 on NYC (1h 12m 5s)
What Does Justice Look Like? A Panel Discussion
An intersectional conversation about justice in the United States. (49m 6s)
Blood Sugar Rising NYC: Panel Discussion
Join local experts for a conversation about the impact of NYC's high rates of diabetes. (48m 33s)
Mae West's Feminist Legacy: A Panel Discussion
A conversation about the feminist legacy of icon Mae West featuring a panel of experts. (41m 2s)
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THIRTEEN in the Community is a local public television program presented by THIRTEEN PBS