Thanksgiving-themed children’s programs and feel-good TV programs and inspiring documentaries for cozy, communal viewing.

NYADIFF 2022 kicks off its 30th season on Friday, November 25 and runs through December 11. The opening film is Senuwell Smith and Rodrick F. Wimberly’s documentary, “The Woodstock of House,” about the founding DJs of house music in Chicago, and the thriving, inclusive scene they fostered.

Thanksgiving recipes and tips from THIRTEEN’s favorite food programs.

PBS NewsHour chief correspondent Amna Nawaz and chief Washington correspondent and PBS News Weekend anchor Geoff Bennett have been named co-anchors.

Livestream talks with national thought leaders and city mayors about the steps required for post-pandemic recovery and growth.

The folksinger and Oscar-winning songwriter pushed television firsts on Sesame Street and dramas. The U.S. broadcast premiere of Buffy Sainte-Marie: Carry It On is November 22, in honor of Native American Heritage Month.

PBS NewsHour provides election night coverage and NJ Spotlight News continues digital, broadcast and podcast coverage of candidates and voting.

Two new films address suicide and provide help for those at risk and their loved ones. A free, special online event focuses on the justice-impacted.

Explore the fight against Asian American hate following the spa mass shootings in Atlanta.

The Biden administration’s ambivalent and contradictory border policy reflects a broader truth about asylum in the United States: the immigration system is built on exclusion, not on humanitarianism or aid. A Community Connections essay for The WNET Group, by Miriam Pensack.