Mental health is examined in virtual panel conversations with healthcare workers, K-12 teachers, mental health providers, activists, and journalists.

Mental health providers discuss the increased demand for their services and the effects of systemic racism, hate crimes, the Covid-19 pandemic, attacks on democracy, the climate crisis, and the threat of war.

Watch archive of livestream with ASL, above, from recording on Thursday, May 26, 6:00-7:30 p.m. EDT. Click through the YouTube for timestamps of topics in the discussion. How are journalists responding to such issues as attacks on reporters, violence and…

From South Indian feminism to community organizing in NYC from 9/11 to today, led by South Asian women. Author Kavitha Rajagopalan looks back in a Community Connections essay for THIRTEEN.

Vaughn Severin, Wildlife Conservation Society Manager of Ride Maintenance, shares his range of work at the Bronx Zoo and beyond.

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On Wednesday, January 5 at 1pm, THIRTEEN will broadcast the New York Governor Kathy Hochul’s State of the State address live.

Part of the human condition, disability and adaptations for it often benefit all. Author, filmmaker, and disability policy strategist Day Al-Mohamed shares a history of disability in America and reasons to celebrate.

Ben Geboe, Yankton Sioux Tribe of South Dakota, Tiospaye Wakakdiduta, works with the American Indian Community House (AICH) in NYC; his doctorate is in Indigenous healthcare.

Queer and trans people have always fought back against their oppression and demanded dignity, and our elders and ancestors of color in particular put their bodies on the line.

A Well Beings livestream event on October 27 features experts, Billy Porter and the Off-Broadway cast of The Trevor Project. Jenna Flanagan of MetroFocus will moderate.

Join us for a free, five-day virtual event. In the face of the pandemic and social divisions, what are the strategies to build better and more sustainable cities?

Brooklyn Book Festival cofounders reveal how the literary festival was created and how it brings readers and authors together at in-person and virtual events.

Marissa Gutierrez-Vicario reflects on identity, activism, and intersectionality within the Latinx community during National Hispanic Heritage Month. She is the founder and executive director of ARTE.

Who created the star-studded music video for New York City, why they made it, and where to see more of the Broadway performers.