top of page
Discover Inspiring Stories


The St. Louis Teacher Who Founded LGBTQ+ History Month | Living St. Louis
In 1994, Mehlville High School history teacher Rodney Wilson set out to start xt, which has now been adapted in countries around the world.


A Street of Dreams
From 1994. Throughout its history, Omaha's near north side has been the neighborhood that succeeding generations of immigrants have moved...


Plowing Up a Storm
From 1984, a history of farm protest movements in the U.S., especially those movements which began and flourished in the Great Plains area.


In Country: A Vietnam Story
WQED host and Vietnam Veteran Chris Moore returns to Vietnam with close friends and fellow veterans Andrew Boone and LeRoy Perry for the...


A Time to Heal: Exploring the Vietnam War from a Pennsylvania Perspective
WPSU’s original documentary explores the impact of the Vietnam War on Pennsylvanians throughout the past several decades and continuing...


'68: The Year Nebraska Mattered
What made Nebraska matter in 1968? Never before had the state received so much attention from presidential candidates. And not since that...


KBTC Full Focus: Walk Don't Run
Two construction workers from Tacoma bought some beat up guitars in a pawn-shop, formed a band, and changed the history of rock and roll....


Stories of Service: Memories of Vietnam
In conjunction with the landmark series The Vietnam War by Ken Burns and Lynn Novick, Public Media Connect – ThinkTV and CET – asked the...


Freedom House Ambulance: The FIRST Responders | America's First EMT Service
In 1967, Pittsburgh's inner city produced America’s first EMT service. Comprised solely of Black men and women recruited from the city’s...


The Living Legacy of Colegio César Chávez
Anthony Veliz, a fifth-generation Oregonian, shares his family's connection to Colegio César Chávez—the first accredited Chicano college...


Mission US: No Turning Back
An interactive site with a forward mission: where one can play as a character moving to a brand new school, 16 year old Verna Baker, that...


Memories of the March
Sixty years ago, a quarter of a million people gathered in our nation's capital for the March on Washington for Jobs and Freedom. At that...


The Legacy of Betty Ford
From heartfelt letters from individual Americans to prestigious awards, Betty's influence on society was recognized in various meaningful...


Veterans Stories: Specialist Five James C. McCloughan
We highlight Specialist Five James C. McCloughan of West Michigan. Specialist Five McCloughan served as a medic in the Vietnam War,...


Mutually Inclusive: Virgil Nishimura Westdale
On this episode, we’ll meet the real-life Nisei heroes who defied prejudice and fought for freedom. Hear the real-life story of West...


Mission US: Prisoner in My Homeland
Experience U.S. history through the eyes of peers from the past with Mission US, WNET's free, award-winning interactive gaming series...


Valentia: Mexican-Americans in World War II
Examine the experiences of Mexican-Americans during the Second World War through interviews with veterans of all branches of our armed...


Mission US: Up from the Dust
Experience U.S. history through the eyes of peers from the past with Mission US, WNET's free, award-winning interactive gaming series...


Luther Cressman, Quest for First People
In the 1930s, archeologist Luther Cressman made a series of discoveries that shocked the scientific world. They included a cache of 75...


Winning the War
Eighty years after the Allied victory, Kansas City PBS examines the enduring legacy of World War II through the lens of Harry S. Truman...
bottom of page
.png)










