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Education

PBS KIDS Eclipse Programs & Activities:

What & Where to Watch: WXXI Channels & Livestreams Guide:



Ready, Jet, Go! Episodes & Block Party Activities

Total Eclipse of the Sunspot; Sean’s Year in Space: Sunspot acts strange when Mindy, Jet, Sean and Syndey use a solar panel to try to improve energy efficiency; Sean is excited about NASA’s Year in Space program. Length: 30 Minutes

WXXI PBS Kids 24/7 & Live Stream | Saturday, Apr. 6 at 06:30 pm

Eye in the Sky; Total Eclipse Block Party: Bad weather threatens Sean’s first sleepout with his Space Scouts troop; the kids prepare a total eclipse song and dance. Length: 30 Minutes

WXXI PBS Kids 24/7 & Live Stream| Sunday, Apr. 7 at 06:30 pm

Activities:

Ready, Jet, Go! Solar Eclipse Clip & Song

Ready, Jet, Go! Solar Eclipse Block Party Activities


Nature Cat: Total Eclipse of the Sun

Nature Cat: The Eclipse Clip


Freezin’ in the Summer Season; Total Eclipse of the Sun: Dark clouds threaten Nature Cat’s annual Summer Fest, which includes the Summer Fest Sprinkler Frolic, a bike ride and a kickball game; Hal is afraid of the total eclipse of the sun. Length: 30 Minutes

WXXI-TV & WXXI-TV Livestream | Monday, Apr. 8 at 12:30 pm & again at 4:30 pm


Curious George: George’s Dark Day

Curious George sitting under a tree during the eclipse

Curious George: George’s Dark Day; Leaf Raker: George and the Man with the Yellow Hat are excited to view the solar eclipse, but George accidentally leaves their eclipse viewing glasses behind; Bill teaches George the art of leaf-raking. Length: 30 Minutes

WXXI-TV & WXXI-TV Livestream | Monday, Apr. 8 at 01:00 pm

WXXI PBS Kids 24/7 & Live Stream | Monday, Apr. 8 at 11:00 am


NOVA: The Great American Eclipse

Scientists prepare new experiments to study the solar eclipse. Length: 60 Minutes

WXXI World | Sunday, Apr. 7 at 08:00 pm
WXXI-TV & WXXI-TV Livestream | Wednesday, Apr. 10 at 04:00 pm


More Activities:

PBS KIDS Solar Eclipse Digital Kit for PreK-2nd grade (from WXXI Education)

Eclipse Explainer: During the eclipse, the moon passes in front of the sun, until it covers the sun's light. This makes a shadow on the earth, and the eclipse can only be seen in the places where the shadow falls.


Solar Eclipse Games and Activities from NYS Libraries

NASA Solar Eclipse Site


Connect to PBS LearningMedia for Space Resource Collections & Solar Eclipse Resources


Bringing the Universe to America's Classrooms

Space Collection: Resources organized by grade levels. (K-2) (3-5) (6-8) & (9-12) Note particularly the Solar Eclipses Lessons & Interactives for 6-8 and 9-12 Bringing the Universe to America’s Classrooms: Engage K–12 students with phenomena and science practices using this collection of supplementary digital media resources created by GBH in collaboration with NASA. The resources align with key NGSS Earth, space, and physical science disciplinary core ideas. To ensure that science content is accessible for all students, supports are included for students with disabilities or who are English learners; many resources have Spanish translations.



Eclipses: CrashCourse

See the Great American Eclipse Video (From 2017)



American Experience: Women in American History On-Demand

Women lead advancements in science, technology, politics, sports and activism—often fighting against inequity and opposition at every turn.

In this American Experience: Women in American History collection, explore films, interviews, articles, image galleries and more for an in-depth look at notable female figures in American history.

The American Experience Women’s Collection on PBS LearningMedia includes great short video clips and lessons for the classroom. (Grades 8-12)

More Women's History Resources

Lyla in the Loop: Videos, Games & Activities

Play games and watch full episodes of Lyla in the Loop on PBS KIDS. https://pbskids.org/lyla

Watch Lyla in the Loop Video Episodes and Clips at PBS KIDS: https://pbskids.org/videos/lyla-in-the-loop

PBS KIDS for Parents Lyla in the Loop, Articles and Activities: https://www.pbs.org/parents/shows/lyla

PBS LearningMedia: Lyla in the Loop Collection: https://ny.pbslearningmedia.org/collection/lyla-in-the-loop/

Lyla in the Loop Collection: https://ny.pbslearningmedia.org/collection/ready-to-learn/show/lyla-in-the-loop/

LYLA IN THE LOOP is a funny and engaging new animated series for kids ages 4-8 about Lyla Loops and her fantastical blue sidekick, Stu, who use creative and strategic problem-solving and critical thinking skills to help their family, friends, and community! From building homemade carnival games to creating a new sandwich for the family restaurant– Lyla, Stu, and the whole Loops crew tackle challenges with equal servings of humor and heart.

Activities:

Play Vacuum Hockey: Think air hockey. With vacuums. Play the Lyla in the Loop Vacuum Hockey game.

Vacuum Hockey: Top 5 Vacuum Hockey Trick Shots

Operation Rise & Shine:

The Loop children sitting on a bunk bed

Watch the Operation Rise & Shine Video and then try the challenge!

  • Turn Your Handprint Into Birds and Jellyfish
  • Make Jamaican Coconut Drops
  • Play Vacuum Hockey (Online Game)

Where to Watch:

  • WXXI Kids 24/7 Channel on TV 21.4/Cable 1277 (or 1278)
  • PBS Kids website Live Stream or PBSKIDS.org and the PBS KIDS free Video App. (Download) or Watch on Lyla In the Loop PBS KIDS Video Page
  • PBS KIDS YouTube channel

Articles:

  • 3 Ways to Smooth Out Your Morning Routine
  • Parenting Hacks That Help Children Become Problem Solvers
  • Everyday Activities for Thinking Like A Computer Scientist

Watch Lyla in the Loop Episodes and Video Clips:

Full Episodes Compilation

Learn the Lyla In the Loop theme song: 

More About the Series:

LYLA IN THE LOOP, a funny and engaging new animated series for kids ages 4-8. Produced by Mighty Picnic and Pipeline Studios, LYLA IN THE LOOP follows Lyla, a dynamic 7-year-old girl, who lives in a big city with her close-knit family, fantastical blue sidekick Stu, and a host of relatable and quirky characters in her community, who use creative and strategic problem-solving and critical thinking skills to address a range of everyday problems together. The new series will debut in both English and Spanish.

“Lyla is curious and resourceful, and when it comes to figuring out solutions to everyday problems, she doesn’t give up, even when it takes several tries to get it right,” said Sara DeWitt, Senior Vice President and General Manager, PBS KIDS. “We know audiences will quickly be drawn to Lyla’s determination and can-do-attitude, and we’re excited to introduce this warm, funny, and smart series to our viewers.”

LYLA IN THE LOOP centers on Lyla and her family – mom Lydia and dad Louis, who run Loops Lunch diner; older twin sisters Liana and Louisa; younger brother Luke; and sidekick Stu, who always does exactly, literally, what was asked. With her family and best friend Everett Phan, Lyla tackles all sorts of challenges, from building her own homemade carnival games using repurposed materials, to riding along and lending a hand on the neighborhood trash and recycling route, to making a puppet show that recreates the Jamaican folktale, Anansi and the Goat. Lyla even helps her sister navigate the ethics of creating an art project with the help of Stu, showcasing an age-appropriate example of current questions surrounding the use of real-world AI tools. In every adventure, Lyla and Stu introduce and explore foundational computational thinking concepts, leading to some comedic disasters and creative solutions, all while helping others in their community. The series will support a wide range of learners, modeling flexible approaches to finding and designing solutions, and creative self-expression.

“Kids are natural creative problem-solvers, experimenting and investigating the world around them with joyful curiosity,” says Series Creator and Showrunner Dave Peth. “LYLA IN THE LOOP celebrates and encourages kids and the grownups in their lives to recognize those innate abilities and see them as a powerful tool to help others, express themselves, and solve all kinds of problems in everyday life.”

The series pulls inspiration for its setting from Philadelphia, creator Dave Peth’s homebase, and includes vocals by students from the public School District of Philadelphia in the series theme song, which was composed and performed by Grammy-nominated musician, Divinity Roxx.

“Finding stories and issues our audiences can relate to is paramount to creating the relatable world of Lyla Loops. When viewers can connect to and identify with characters, they’re more likely to absorb and retain the curriculum,” says Series Executive Producer and Head Writer Fracaswell Hyman. “Working with a diverse group of writers who share authentic stories and interrelationships that ring true is where we find inspiration, humor, and heartfelt moments that may spark new ways of looking at ourselves and our friends.”



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Resources for Young Children on Race, Racism, & Diversity

WXXI Education staff collected the following resources to support families and educators of young children as they talk, watch, read, and learn about race and racism. These resources are free and open for all to use – they have been curated from PBS, PBS KIDS, PBS LearningMedia, and other credible education organizations. (updated 1/12/24)

Please note: These resources are for educational use in conjunction with other resources and conversations to provide the most complete context for young learners. These resources are to be watched, read, and explored together with an adult. If you are utilizing these tools in an educational setting, please notify families of use as they in order to use with families’ knowledge and inclusion. If you have any questions about these tools, please contact: CRager@wxxi.org


Please note: 

  • These resources are free and open for all to use. 
  • This is not an exhaustive list of resources. 
  • These educational materials are to be used in conjunction with other resources, conversations, and instruction to provide the most complete context for students.
  • These resources are appropriate for middle and high school students, unless otherwise noted.
  • As with all educational materials, please preview these resources prior to utilizing with students to check for appropriateness.

Cultural Awareness & Diversity:

  • Video: PBS KIDS Talk About Race and Racism
  • Article: How to Teach Young Children about Cultural Awareness & Diversity  (from PBS KIDS for Parents)
  • Article: Learning to Appreciate Diversity Through Play (from PBS KIDS for Parents)
  • PBS LearningMedia Collection: World Cultures Collection
  • Booklist: 13 Children’s Books About Race & Diversity (from PBS KIDS for Parents)
  • Guide: Guide for Selecting Anti-Bias Children’s Books (from Social Justice Books)
  • Article: 8 Tips for Choosing “Good” Picture Books Featuring Diverse, BIPOC Characters (from EmbraceRace.org)

Families

  • Song: Family (from Sesame Street)
  • Article: Talking to Kids: Families Come in All Shapes and Sizes (from PBS KIDS for Parents)
  • Activity: Celebrate Family Diversity (from PBS KIDS for Parents)
  • Video: Family Time (from KET’s Everyday Learning Collection on PBS LearningMedia)
  • Activity: Family Relationships (from Arthur)

Feelings and Emotions

  • Article: Creating an Emotionally Supportive Home Environment (from PBS KIDS for Parents)
  • Video: Offering Comfort in Stressful Times (from Sesame Street in Communities)
  • Song: Exploring Big Feelings (from Sesame Street in Communities)
  • Videos: Feelings Have Names (from Sesame Street in Communities)
  • Videos: Expressing Emotions (from Sesame Street in Communities)
  • Videos: Naming Feelings (from Sesame Street in Communities)
  • Activity: Drawing Your Feelings (from Sesame Street in Communities)
  • Video: Talking About “Big Feelings” (from Sesame Street in Communities)
  • Song: Revealing Emotions (from Sesame Street)

Talking About the News & Community Violence & Scary Experiences

  • Guide: Talking with Kids About News & Emergencies (WXXI Education)
  • Guide: Explaining the News to Our Kids (from Common Sense Media)
  • Article: Helping Children with Tragic Events in the News (from PBS KIDS for Parents)
  • Article: How to Talk to Kids about Terrible Things (from NPR)
  • Article: Helping Kids Navigate Scary News Stories (from PBS KIDS for Parents)
  • Guide: When Something Scary Happens (from PBS KIDS)
  • Guide: Community Violence: Age-by-Age Strategies (from Sesame Street in Communities)
  • Guide: 15 Tips for Talking with Children About Violence (from Colorin Colorado)

Same & Different

  • Video: Same/Different with Abby & Elmo
  • Videos + Activities: Alike & Different (from Daniel Tiger’s Life’s Little Lessons PBS LearningMedia Media Gallery)
  • Booklist: 6 Books to Read with Your Kids That Celebrate Differences and Diversity (from PBS NewsHour)
  • Video: We are All Different (from Meet the Helpers)

Being Inclusive and Empathetic

  • Article: How to Teach Your Child to Be An “Includer” (from PBS KIDS for Parents)
  • Article: Play Pretend: How to Include Others (from PBS KIDS for Parents)
  • Booklist: Books That Encourage Kids of All Colors to be Inclusive and Empathetic (From EmbraceRace)
  • Article: 7 Ways for Kids to Learn Empathy Through Acting
  • Video: How Others Feel (from Sesame Street in Communities)

Each Person is Special

  • Song: Count Me In (from Sesame Street)
  • Song: What I Am (from Sesame Street)
  • Song: You Are Special (from Daniel Tiger’s Neighborhood)
  • Video: O is Special (from Daniel Tiger’s Neighborhood)
  • Song: It’s You I Like (from Daniel Tiger’s Neighborhood)
  • Song: I Am Special (from Sesame Street)
  • Song: I Love My Hair & I Love My Hair (with Mando) (from Sesame Street)
  • Song: Happy to Be Me (from Sesame Street)

Resilience

  • Booklist: Books That Inspire Resilience in Kids of Color (from EmbraceRace)
  • Sesame Street in Communities Resilience hub
  • Article: How to Raise an Emotionally Resilient Child (from PBS KIDS for Parents)

Standing Up for Yourselves and Others

  • Booklist: Books That Animate Kids to be Racial Justice Advocates for All Children (from EmbraceRace.org)
  • Video: Speaking Out Against Unfairness (from Meet the Helpers)

Race:

  • Video: It’s Never too Early to Talk to Your Kids About Race (from The Talk)
  • Video: How One Parent Talks to His Biracial Kids About Race (from The Talk)
  • Article: Talking Race with Young Children (from NPR)
  • Guide: Teaching Young Children About Race (from Social Justice Books)

Racism & Anti-Racism

  • Listen: Kojo for Kids: Jason Reynolds Talks Racism and the Protests (from The Kojo Nnamdi Show)
  • Listen: Talking Race with Young Children (from NPR)
  • Listen: How to Talk to Your Kids About Race, Racism, and Police Violence (from WBUR)
  • Guide: How White Parents Can Talk to Their Kids About Race (from NPR)
  • Booklist: Books that Support Kids to Think Critically About Racial Inequity (from EmbraceRace)
  • Guide: Racism and Violence: Using Your Voice as a Parent to Support Children Aged 2 to 5 (from Zero to Three)
  • Guide: Becoming Upended: Teaching and Learning about Race and Racism with Young Children and Their Families (from National Association for the Education of Young Children)
  • Booklist: 31 Children’s Books to Support Conversations on Race, Racism, and Resistance (from EmbraceRace)   
  • Guide: 10 Tips for Teaching and Talking to Kids About Race (from EmbraceRace)
  • Guide: Beyond the Golden Rule: A Parent’s Guide to Preventing Responding to Prejudice (from      Teaching Tolerance)

Black History and Culture

  • Celebrating and Learning Beyond Black History Month (from Reading Rockets)
  • Booklist: Children’s Books to Celebrate Black Culture (from Reading Rockets)
  • Article: How Black Art Can Spark Conversations with Children (from PBS KIDS for Parents)
  • Booklist: Children’s Books Featuring Kids of Color Being Themselves. That’s Enough! (from EmbraceRace.org)

Resources for Adults Working with Young Children

  • Developing Cultural Awareness | Learning with Littles
  • Demonstrating Empathy and Perseverance| Learning with Littles
  • Culturally Responsive Teaching with Molly of Denali
  • Exploring the Community | Cultivating Good Neighbor Skills
  • Building Relationships | Cultivating Good Neighbor Skills

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Native America PBS Playlist

Season 2 of Native America. is a groundbreaking portrait of contemporary Indian Country. This four-part Native directed series reveals the beauty and power of today’s Indigenous world. Smashing stereotypes, it follows the brilliant engineers, bold politicians, and cutting-edge artists who draw upon Native tradition to build a better 21st century. 

Resources from the program include:

The Native America PBS Film Website

Native America PBS Player Series

Explore an Interactive to Listen to Native American Voices

Explore the PBS LearningMedia Collection

Also See: Native America in the Classroom


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SuperWhy: Videos, Games & Activities

Play games and watch full episodes of SuperWhy on https://pbskids.org/superwhy/

Super WHY! is the first preschool series designed to help children learn to read through interactive story adventures. Each 22-minute episode features a team of fairytale superheroes who soar into classic storybooks and use their unique reading-based powers to find answers to everyday preschool problems. With curriculum guidelines established by the National Reading Panel, Super WHY! teaches preschoolers key literacy skills, including letter identification, decoding, encoding, spelling, and reading comprehension.

Where to Watch:

  • WXXI Kids 24/7 Channel on TV 21.4/Cable 1277 (or 1278)
  • WXXI Kids website Live Stream or PBSKIDS.org and the PBS KIDS free Video App. (Download)
  • PBS KIDS YouTube channel

New Digital Only Super Why’s Comic Book Adventure Series

PBS KIDS Super Why's Comic Book Adventure Series of 3-minute episodes focused on literacy skills for preK and K age children.

Each 3-minute episode is made for preschoolers, focusing on early reading skills.

Mike Pecoriello, a series producer from 9 Story Media Group, is excited to introduce the show to families. “The hilarious villains of the series wreak havoc and create problems that our Super Readers need to use their literacy skills to solve,” Pecoriello said.“But they can’t do it without the home viewer — Super YOU!”

These short episodes also include catchy songs — such as “Start with the Sounds,” “S is More,” “Spell It Out,” “Nothing Stops a Sentence Like a Period,” and “The Long Vowel Song” — that help kids remember the reading skills they’ve learned.

Learn more about supporting activities in this PBS KIDS for Parents Article

WXXI Education Favorites

  • Activities: Super Why Crafts and Activities
  • Explore Super Why Games & More Here
  • PBS LearningMedia Collections: Super Why! Collection |
    Ready to Learn Super Why! Collection & Super Why! Comic Book Adventure Collection

Learn more at the PBS KIDS for Parents Super Why Show Page

Watch Full Episodes:



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Curious George: Songs, Videos & Activities

Play games and watch full episodes of Curious George on https://pbskids.org/curiousgeorge/

Aimed at preschoolers, “Curious George” inspires children to explore science, engineering, and math in the world around them. And what better guide is there for this kind of exploration than the world’s most curious monkey? George lives to find new things to discover, touch, spill, and chew. Everything is new to George and worth investigating. Of course, in George’s hands — all four of them — investigation often leads to unintended consequences!

WXXI Favorite Activities:

  • Games: Play Curious George online games. George’s Busy Day games are available in both English and Spanish. 
  • Activity: Download some Curious George puzzles and activities!
  • Activity: Create your own Butterfly Hide and Seek game. 
  • Activity: Practice Counting with Your Hands.
  • Activity: Discover the Magic of Bubbles.
  • Activity: Be an environmentalist! Find out How to Make a Plastic Bottle Birdfeeder.
  • Activity: Use up some of those recyclables by making a Recycled Sailboat.
  • Online: Explore the Curious George STEM Collection on PBS LearningMedia.
    Curious George Ready to Learn Collection on PBS LearningMedia
  • Video: Watch an episode on the Curious George video player on PBSKIDS.org or on the free PBS KIDS Video App. 

Find articles, games, and hands-on activities to go with the series at the PBS KIDS for Parents Curious George Page



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      New York Counts on Public Media

      NY Counts on Public Media with a graphic of NY State in the background
      New York Counts on Public Media

      WXXI and public media organizations across New York State have come together to raise awareness about specific issues that impact our communities throughout the state. You can access hours of content through broadcast or on-demand content that provides resources and information about the opioid and overdose epidemic, aging and senior isolation, and student mental health.

      Read more about the initiatives below and click on the images to link to the initiative’s resources page. Click on the drop down arrow for each project to get a detailed description of the initiative.


      Student Mental Health Initiative: This multi-platform project shines a light on the importance of student mental health and well-being. As part of this initiative, special programs address student mental health concerns. The initiative created a PBS LearningMedia Student Mental Health Matters: Toolkit for Educators to help them support the mental well-being of students. This initiative is a New York State Education Department funded initiative that has called on NYS public media organizations to help address the issues of student mental health throughout the state. A Special Focus week: September 25-Oct. 1, 2023 highlighted the topic. To further raise awareness, public media journalists are focusing coverage on the topic as well (and WXXI News Mental Health coverage). NY PBS Stations are broadcasting and producing additional programming all year. The WXXI Student Mental Health Website continues to offer support.

      Student Mental Health Matters

      WXXI Student Mental Health Matters Website

      About The Student Mental Health Initiative

      WXXI and public media stations across New York State address mental health issues among teens with a new initiative, Student Mental Health Matters. Also follow ongoing coverage of the issues with WXXI News and programming on-air and on-demand. 

      Working in collaboration WXXI and NYS public broadcasters kick off this effort with a focused week of programming Saturday, September 23 through Sunday, October 1, 2023. The New York State Public Media Student Mental Health Matters is a New York State Education Department funded initiative that has called on NYS public media organizations to help address the issues of student mental health throughout the state.

      NEWS COVERAGE

      WXXI News Coverage of Mental Health

      RESOURCES

      Student Mental Health Matters: A Toolkit for Educators
      is designed to equip educators, school staff, and school mental health professionals with critical knowledge and strategies needed to support the mental well-being of their students. Digital media resources — curated from expert mental health organizations and public media sources — cover suicide prevention, stress and anxiety, self-harm, adverse childhood experiences, and social media, and offer:       

      • Expert perspectives from mental health professionals, school administrators and educators aimed at helping teachers better understand a topic; 
      • Student perspectives that reveal the lived experience of elementary, middle, and high school students;  
      • Strategies that provide real-world applications for teachers’ practices.   

      All resources and accompanying support materials are intended to be used in a professional development setting and may contain material considered sensitive to some viewers. 

      Student Mental Health Matters | A Toolkit for Educators (via PBSLearningMedia.org)
      Student Mental Health Matters: A Toolkit for Educators

      SPECIAL PROGRAMMING HIGHLIGHTS

      New York NOW
      Saturday, September 23, 2023 at 6:30 p.m. on WXXI-TV
       Repeats 9/24 at 5 a.m. Watch On-Demand
      New York NOW takes a look at mental health support in afterschool programs. 

      Now Return Us to Normal  & Watch On-demand
      Monday, September 25, 2023 at 9 p.m. on WXXI-TV
      In this healing personal essay documentary, a filmmaker and her fellow classmates confront the trauma brought on by their years at a behavior modification boarding school. 

      My Ascension & Watch On-Demand
      Monday, September 25, 2023 at 10:30 p.m. on WXXI-TV
      After an attempt to end her life left her paralyzed, Emma Benoit uses her painful experience and ongoing recovery to help others find hope, while shining light on the ongoing youth suicide crisis.

      Connections with Evan Dawson
      Tuesday, September 26, 2023 at 12 noon on WXXI News
      Chamique Holdsclaw, former WNBA star, is in town for East House Hope & Recovery Celebration on September 29. She’ll be speaking about her sports fame and depression. Connections talks with Chamique about her life and the event.

      Connections with Evan Dawson
      Wednesday, September 27, 2023 at 1 p.m. on WXXI News
      Two-parent privilege. It’s becoming rarer for children to grow up with two parents. What are the implications?

      Independent Lens: Tiktok, Boom  
      Thursday, September 28, 2023 at 3 p.m. on WXXI-TV
      Explore the power and complexity of technology through the lens of TikTok and the Gen Z influencers who know it best.

      Facing Suicide & Watch On-Demand (through 9/12/26) 
      Thursday, September 28, 2023 at 4:30 p.m. on WXXI-TV
      Explore the crisis of suicide, including risk factors and prevention strategies.

      Scattering CJ & Watch On-Demand
      Saturday, September 30, 2023 at 5 p.m. on WXXI-TV
      One mother’s efforts to heal after her veteran son’s suicide unleashes humanity’s goodness.

      New York NOW
      Saturday, September 30, 2023 at 6:30 p.m. on WXXI-TV Repeats 10/1 at 5 a.m. Watch On-demand
      The team interviews an interview with Dan Egan American Foundation for Suicide Prevention.

      Hiding in Plain Sight Or Watch On-Demand
      Sunday, October 1, 2023 at 12 p.m. on WXXI-TV 
      This film focuses on more than twenty young people who provide an intimate look at what it’s like to experience the symptoms of mental illness, from depression to addiction to suicide ideation. 

      Crazy
      Sunday, October 1, 2023 at 7 p.m. on WXXI-TV 
      Living with schizophrenia, Eric decides whether to comply with traditional medicine.

      Full List of TV Broadcast Programming:

      Channel Date/Time: Program:

      WXXI-WORLD 07/01/22 8pm Hiding in Plain Sight #101 “The Storm”
      WXXI-HD 07/02/22 3pm Second Opinion with Joan Lunden “Millenial Health II”
      WXXI-WORLD 07/02/22 8am Hiding in Plain Sight #101 “The Storm”
      WXXI-WORLD 07/08/22 8pm Hiding in Plain Sight #102 “The Resilience”
      WXXI-WORLD 07/09/22 2pm Hiding in Plain Sight #101 “The Storm”
      WXXI-WORLD 07/10/22 2pm Hiding in Plain Sight #102 “The Resilience”
      WXXI-WORLD 08/05/22 11am Our Time “PTSD and Mental Illness”
      WXXI-HD 08/14/22 6:30pm Second Opinion with Joan Lunden “Millenial Health II”
      WXXI-WORLD 08/19/22 11am Our Time “Teen Mental Health + Suicide Prevention”
      WXXI-WORLD 09/03/22 8pm Hiding in Plain Sight #101
      WXXI-WORLD 09/10/22 8pm Hiding in Plain Sight #102
      WXXI-HD 09/11/22 3pm Speaking Grief
      WXXI-HD 09/13/22 9pm Facing Suicide
      WXXI-HD 09/13/22 10:30pm Scattering CJ
      WXXI-HD 09/14/22 1am Facing Suicide
      WXXI-WORLD 09/17/22 2pm Scattering CJ
      WXXI-WORLD 09/17/22 4:30pm Our Time “Teen Mental Health + Suicide Prevention”
      WXXI-HD 10/19/22 9pm NOVA “Can Psychedelics Cure?”
      WXXI-HD 10/20/22 1am NOVA “Can Psychedelics Cure?”
      WXXI-HD 10/24/22 10pm Independent Lens “TikTok, Boom”
      WXXI-WORLD 10/25/22 7pm NOVA “Can Psychedelics Cure?”
      WXXI-WORLD 10/26/22 12am NOVA “Can Psychedelics Cure?”
      WXXI-HD 10/26/22 3:30am Independent Lens “TikTok, Boom”
      WXXI-WORLD 10/27/22 1:30pm Second Opinion with Joan Lunden “Millenial Health II”
      WXXI-WORLD 04/02/23 10pm Independent Lens “TikTok, Boom”
      WXXI-WORLD 04/03/23 2am Independent Lens “TikTok, Boom”
      WXXI-HD 04/09/23 1:30am Independent Lens “TikTok, Boom”
      WXXI-WORLD 08/21/23 9pm Our Time “PTSD and Mental Illness”
      WXXI-WORLD 08/25/23 2pm Our Time “PTSD and Mental Illness”
      WXXI-WORLD 09/04/23 9pm Our Time “Teen Mental Health + Suicide Prevention”
      WXXI-WORLD 09/08/23 2pm Our Time “Teen Mental Health + Suicide Prevention”
      WXXI-WORLD 09/16/23 5am My Ascension
      WXXI-HD 09/22/23 1am Hiding in Plain Sight #101 “The Storm”
      WXXI-HD 09/23/23 6:30pm New York Now #2338
      WXXI-HD 09/24/23 5am New York Now #2338
      WXXI-HD 09/25/23 9pm Now Return Us to Normal
      WXXI-HD 09/25/23 10:30pm My Ascension
      WXXI-HD 09/30/23 3pm My Ascension
      WXXI-HD 09/28/23 3pm Independent Lens “TikTok, Boom”
      WXXI-HD 09/28/23 4:30pm Facing Suicide
      WXXI-HD 09/29/23 1am Hiding in Plain Sight #102 “The Resilience”
      WXXI-HD 09/29/23 3pm Scattering CJ WXXI-HD 09/30/23 5pm Scattering CJ
      WXXI-HD 09/30/23 6:30pm New York Now #2339
      WXXI-HD 10/01/23 5am New York Now #2339
      WXXI-HD 10/01/23 12pm Hiding in Plain Sight #101 “The Storm”
      WXXI-HD 10/01/23 2pm Hiding in Plain Sight #102 “The Resilience”
      WXXI-HD 10/01/23 7pm Crazy
      WXXI-HD 10/03/23 2am Crazy
      WXXI-HD 10/06/23 1am Crazy
      WXXI-WORLD 12/14/23 1:30pm Second Opinion with Joan Lunden “Millenial Health II”
      WXXI-WORLD 12/14/23 7pm Crazy
      WXXI-WORLD 12/15/23 2am Crazy
      WXXI-WORLD 12/15/23 10am Crazy



      The Overdose Epidemic: This initiative examines New York State’s addiction and overdose crisis. “Overdose Epidemic” programming draws attention to this public health crisis and raise awareness of services available in local communities for those impacted by addiction. This initiative also includes collaboration with the New York State Office of Addiction Services and Supports (OASAS). A Special Focus week: February 13-19, 2023 highlighted the topic. This initiative is a New York State Education Department funded initiative that has called on NYS public media organizations to help educate the public of the changing factors in the overdose epidemic throughout the state and ways to address it. To further raise awareness, public media journalists are focusing coverage on the topic as well (and WXXI News Overdose Epidemic coverage). NY PBS Stations are broadcasting and producing additional programming all year. The WXXI Overdose Epidemic Website continues to offer programs & resources.

      WXXI Leads An Initiative To Examine New York State’s Addiction Overdose Epidemic

      WXXI Overdose Epidemic Website

      About The New York Overdose Epidemic Initiative

      The New York State Public Media Overdose Epidemic is a New York State Education Department funded initiative that has called on NYS public media organizations to help address the issues of overdose and addiction throughout the state. As part of this initiative, WXXI will host a week of special programming, running February 13 through February 19, that looks at the overdose epidemic here in Rochester and beyond. The “Overdose Epidemic” programming draws attention to this public health crisis and raise awareness of services available in local communities for those impacted by addiction. This initiative also include collaboration with the New York State Office of Addiction Services and Supports (OASAS).

      Local WXXI News Overdose Epidemic Coverage: Read & Listen to stories on-demand here

      Connections with Evan Dawson Live Talk Show Podcasts from WXXI News

      November 6, 2023 Podcast: Matthew Perry, opioids, and what states can do about the opioid epidemic

      May 24, 2023 Podcast: Former Biden administration official Robert Kent on addressing the overdose crisis

      March 13 2023 Podcast: Avi Israel on the overdose epidemic and his family’s story

      February 15, 2023 Podcast: Fentanyl 101

      January 17, 2023 Podcast: How a local coffee shop is helping people in recovery

      December 13, 2022 Podcast: Previewing the film, “All the Beauty and the Bloodshed,” and discussing what fuels the opioid epidemic

      PAST EVENTS:

      All the Beauty and The Bloodshed Screening on December 15, 2022 at the Little Theatre
      One Take Film Fest and the New York State Public Media Overdose Epidemic initiative present this film which explores the career of artist and activist Nan Goldin and the fall of the Sackler family. See the Trailer.

      All the Beauty and The Bloodshed Screening 2 on December 17, 2022 at the Little Theatre

      Love in the Time Fentanyl Screening & Panel Discussion
      on January 30, 2023 at The Little Theatre

      How the Covid-19 pandemic Deepened the Opioid Crisis Live Broadcast/Stream/FB Live on February 16, 2023

      Sesame Street in Communities Parent Addiction Virtual Webinar on May 9, 2023

      PROGRAMS THAT ALREADY AIRED:

      Full List of TV Broadcast Programs

      Channel Date/Time: Program:

      WXXI-WORLD 1/12/2023 8pm America Reframed “For the Love of Rutland”
      WXXI-WORLD 1/13/2023 12am America Reframed “For the Love of Rutland”
      WXXI-WORLD 1/13/2023 3pm America Reframed “For the Love of Rutland”
      WXXI-WORLD 1/15/2023 5pm America Reframed “For the Love of Rutland”
      WXXI-HD 02/13/23 9pm Frontline #3815 “Opioids, Inc.”
      WXXI-HD 02/13/23 10pm Independent Lens “Love in the Time of Fentanyl
      WXXI-HD 02/15/23 3:30am Independent Lens “Love in the Time of Fentanyl
      WXXI-WORLD 02/15/23 7pm Independent Lens “Love in the Time of Fentanyl
      WXXI-HD 02/16/23 8pm COVID-19 and the Overdose Epidemic
      WXXI-HD 02/16/23 9pm Independent Lens “Apart”
      WXXI-HD 02/16/23 10:30pm Opioids and First Responders: Answering the Call
      WXXI-HD 02/19/23 10:30pm COVID-19 and the Overdose Epidemic
      WXXI-HD 02/19/23 11:30pm Independent Lens “Love in the Time of Fentanyl
      WXXI-WORLD 06/12/23 3:30pm Your Fantastic Mind #104 “The Opioid Crisis”
      WXXI-HD 10/27/23 10:30pm Appalachia Heart
      WXXI-WORLD 01/11/24 8pm America Reframed “For the Love of Rutland”
      WXXI-WORLD 01/12/24 12am America Reframed “For the Love of Rutland”
      WXXI-WORLD 01/12/24 8am America Reframed “For the Love of Rutland”
      WXXI-WORLD 01/12/24 3pm America Reframed “For the Love of Rutland”
      WXXI-WORLD 01/13/24 10pm America Reframed “For the Love of Rutland”
      WXXI-WORLD 01/14/24 9am America Reframed “For the Love of Rutland”
      WXXI-WORLD 01/14/24 5pm America Reframed “For the Love of Rutland”
      WXXI-WORLD 01/14/24 4pm America Reframed “For the Love of Rutland”
      WXXI-WORLD 01/22/24 3:30pm Your Fantastic Mind #104 “The Opioid Crisis”


      Aging Together in New York - An older women stands behind a seated senior gentlemen, hugging him as he holds her hand

      Aging Together In New York Website

      About The Aging Together In New York Initiative

      Public media stations across New York state are collaborating on a multi-platform project addressing social isolation among older adults through news coverage, shared personal stories, modeling healthy relationships, building community and providing resources for seniors that reduce isolation and build resiliency. Funding is provided in part by the New York State Education Department with collaboration from the NYS Office of the Aging. Listen to the stories and talk show podcasts on-demand.

      Local WXXI News Coverage: Read & Listen to stories on-demand here

      Connections with Evan Dawson Live Talk Show Podcasts from WXXI News

      October 12, 2023 Podcast: How can the arts impact our lives as we age?

      May 19, 2023 Podcast: Aging Together: Thomas Connors, Jr. and Nicholas Verzella on their 90-year friendship

      May 15, 2023 Podcast: Aging Together: Discussing one approach to aging in place

      May 15, 2023 Podcast: Aging Together: Supporting older adults as they experience different factors of aging

      September 16, 2022 Podcast: Author John Leland on his book, “Happiness Is a Choice You Make: Lessons from a Year Among the Oldest Old”

      This program is part of The Aging Together In New York,  an initiative funded by the New York State Education Department that has called on NYS public media organizations to create a multi-platform project to help address mental health and addiction throughout the state. The project includes broadcast offerings, online content, and special events, like this screening. The NYS stations will also work to create comprehensive digital teaching tools, online learning, and essential instructional content.

      PAST EVENTS:

      The Eternal Memory
      Screening on Thursday, September 8, 2023 at 7:15 p.m. at The Little Theatre
      WXXI is pleased to be a community partner for the presentation of this ONE TAKE DOC film that shares an epic love story that transcends time and memory. See the Trailer

      PROGRAMS THAT ALREADY AIRED:

      Young at Heart: Empowering Older Adults Statewide Virtual Screening Event On-Demand
      Tuesday, May 9, 2023 at 7 p.m. online
      WXXI and the other NYS stations hosted a virtual screening of Young@Heart with subject-area experts as they explore strategies for combatting senior isolation in conversation with members of the Young@Heart Chorus. 

      Special programming includes:

      Connections with Evan Dawson
      Monday, May 15, 2023 from 12 p.m. to 2 p.m. on WXXI News/NPR
      In our first hour, a special broadcast previously recorded at St. Johns in Rochester. During this conversation in front of a live audience, a panel of experts explores issues important to older adults and those who care for them. The discussion includes points about social isolation, maintaining friendships, caregiving, and how to reconcile the different factors of aging. Click here to listen to the hour. 

      Then in our second hour, we continue our conversation about aging by exploring one option for caregiving: aging in place. Brothers Mark and Tom McDermott founded Touching Hearts at Home in 2007 — three years after their mother was diagnosed with cancer. They say during her illness, they came to understand the importance of having qualified compassionate caregivers in her home. Click here to listen to the hour.

      Young @ Heart’s 40th Anniversary Show
      Monday, May 15, 2023 at 9 p.m. on WXXI-TV
      What started out in 1982 at a Western Massachusetts elderly housing project to joyfully pass the time instead of passing before your time, The Young@Heart Chorus developed into a stereotype-defying, generation-crossing musical extravaganza. Join the world’s “oldest” rock group for a celebration of their 40th anniversary live on stage. 

      Show Must Go On! On-Demand
      Aired Tuesday, May 16, 2023 at 7 p.m. on WXXI-TV
      Four women who prove it is never too late to reinvent yourself.

      Young @ Heart: Strong in Song On-Demand (See The Young @ Heart Youtube Channel)
      Aired Thursday, May 18, 2023 at 9:30 p.m. on WXXI-TV
      Meet the world’s oldest rockers: The Young@Heart Chorus! The Young@Heart Chorus continues to prove it’s “possible to grow old without growing boring.”

      Lives Well Lived Watch the Trailer
      Sunday, May 21, 2023 at 5 p.m. on WXXI-TV
      This show celebrates the wisdom of people 75-100, and their insights for living. Click here for the trailer.

      Art + Medicine: Healthy Aging On-Demand
      Aired Sunday, May 21 at 7 p.m. on WXXI-TV
      Exploring healthy aging with Drs. Jon Hallberg and Tseganesh Selameab through the 4M’s framework of mobility, mentation, medication and what matters to older adults, all with an artistic lens. 

      Music for Life: The Story of New Horizons (Watch the Trailer)
      Aired Sunday, May 21 at 11 p.m. on WXXI-TV
      Learn  more about this music program for senior musicians whose skills range from novice to seasoned.

      Aging Matters: Aging with Pride On-Demand
      Aired Friday, June 16, 2023 at 8:30 p.m. on WXXI-TV
       

      New York has the fourth-largest population of older adults in the United States, with 3.2 million individuals – about 16 percent of the population – over 65. The state’s population of those over the age of 60 is projected to grow to 5.3 million by 2030 with those over 80 years of age exceeding 1.2 million.

      WXXI joins all nine public television stations throughout New York in the Aging Together in New York initiative. Stations will continue to examine the issue and share critical resources to combat social isolation and loneliness as the effort continues until the end of the year.

      Special thanks to our sponsors: Lifespan of Greater Rochester Inc., St. John’s, and OASIS Rochester

      Full List of Programming Broadcast on TV

      Channel Date/Time: Program:
      WXXI-HD 08/01/22 9pm A Good Life
      WXXI-HD 08/02/22 3am A Good Life
      WXXI-HD 10/15/22 5pm A Good Life
      WXXI-HD 10/18/22 2am A Good Life
      WXXI-HD 10/20/22 4am A Good Life
      WXXI-Create 11/02/22 6:30am Growing Bolder #703 “Stop Waiting and Start Doing”
      WXXI-Create 11/09/22 6:30am Growing Bolder #704 “Pursue Your Passions”
      WXXI-HD 11/12/22 3pm Music for Life: The Story of New Horizons
      WXXI-HD 11/13/22 3:30pm Aging Matters: Loneliness & Isolation
      WXXI-Create 11/16/22 6:30am Growing Bolder #705 “The Path Forward”
      WXXI-HD 11/17/22 4am Gerda That Remains
      WXXI-HD 11/20/22 3:30pm Aging Matters: Companionship & Intimacy
      WXXI-HD 11/23/22 4:30am Aging Matters: Companionship & Intimacy
      WXXI-Create 11/23/22 6:30am Growing Bolder #706 “Just Keep Swimming”
      WXXI-Create 12/07/22 6:30am Growing Bolder #708 “You Can Do It”
      WXXI-Create 12/14/22 6:30am Growing Bolder #709 “Surviving & Thriving”
      WXXI-Create 12/21/22 6:30am Growing Bolder #710 “Move Forward. Give Back.”
      WXXI-Create 12/28/22 6:30am Growing Bolder #711 “Curiosity & Creativity”
      WXXI-Create 01/04/23 6:30am Growing Bolder #702 “Be Yourself”
      WXXI-HD 01/10/23 9pm A Good Life
      WXXI-Create 01/11/23 6:30am Growing Bolder #703 “Stop Waiting and Start Doing”
      WXXI-WORLD 01/12/23 4pm A Good Life
      WXXI-Create 01/18/23 6:30am Growing Bolder #704 “Pursue Your Passions”
      WXXI-HD 01/24/23 2:30am The Lodge
      WXXI-Create 01/25/23 6:30am Growing Bolder #705 “The Path Forward”
      WXXI-Create 02/01/23 6:30am Growing Bolder #706 “Just Keep Swimming”
      WXXI-Create 02/08/23 6:30am Growing Bolder #707 “A Life of Purpose”
      WXXI-Create 02/15/23 6:30am Growing Bolder #708 “You Can Do It”
      WXXI-HD 02/17/23 8:30am Show Must Go On!
      WXXI-Create 02/22/23 6:30am Growing Bolder #709 “Surviving & Thriving”
      WXXI-Create 03/01/23 6:30am Growing Bolder #710 “Move Forward. Give Back.”
      WXXI-Create 03/08/23 6:30am Growing Bolder #801
      WXXI-Create 03/15/23 6:30am Growing Bolder #802
      WXXI-HD 03/18/23 5pm A Good Life
      WXXI-Create 03/22/23 6:30am Growing Bolder #803
      WXXI-Create 03/29/23 6:30am Growing Bolder #804
      WXXI-Create 04/05/23 6:30am Growing Bolder #805
      WXXI-Create 04/12/23 6:30am Growing Bolder #806
      WXXI-HD 04/23/23 3pm A Good Life
      WXXI-HD 05/15/23 9pm Young @ Heart’s 40th Anniversary
      WXXI-HD 05/16/23 5pm Aging Matters: Companionship & Intimacy
      WXXI-HD 05/16/23 5:30pm Show Must Go On!
      WXXI-HD 05/17/23 4:30am Aging Matters: Aging with Pride
      WXXI-WORLD 05/17/23 2pm Lives Well Lived
      WXXI-HD 05/18/23 3pm Music for Life: The Story of New Horizons
      WXXI-HD 05/18/23 9:30pm Young @ Heart: Strong in Song
      WXXI-HD 05/19/23 2:30am Young @ Heart: Strong in Song
      WXXI-HD 05/19/23 3am A Good Life
      WXXI-WORLD 05/19/23 11am Aging Matters: Loneliness & Isolation
      WXXI-HD 05/20/23 6:30pm New York Now #2320 May 19-21, 2023
      WXXI-HD 05/21/23 4:30am Young @ Heart: Strong in Song
      WXXI-HD 05/21/23 5am New York Now #2320 May 19-21, 2023
      WXXI-HD 05/21/23 5pm Lives Well Lived
      WXXI-HD 05/21/23 7pm Art + Medicine: Healthy Aging
      WXXI-HD 05/21/23 10pm Young @ Heart’s 40th Anniversary
      WXXI-HD 05/21/23 11pm Music for Life: The Story of New Horizons
      WXXI-WORLD 05/21/23 10:30am Aging Matters: Aging with Pride
      WXXI-WORLD 05/21/23 2pm Music for Life: The Story of New Horizons
      WXXI-HD 05/22/23 12am Show Must Go On!
      WXXI-HD 05/22/23 12:30am Aging Matters: Loneliness & Isolation
      WXXI-HD 05/22/23 2am Music for Life: The Story of New Horizons
      WXXI-HD 06/02/23 8:30pm The Lodge
      WXXI-HD 06/06/23 2:30am The Lodge
      WXXI-HD 06/16/23 8:30pm Aging Matters: Aging with Pride
      WXXI-WORLD 06/22/23 7:30pm Aging Matters: Aging with Pride
      WXXI-WORLD 06/23/23 2am Aging Matters: Aging with Pride
      WXXI-WORLD 06/23/23 10am Aging Matters: Aging with Pride
      WXXI-HD 06/26/23 12:30am The Lodge
      WXXI-HD 06/29/23 4:30am Show Must Go On!
      WXXI-WORLD 06/29/23 7pm The Lodge
      WXXI-WORLD 06/30/23 2am The Lodge
      WXXI-WORLD 06/30/23 10am The Lodge
      WXXI-HD 07/02/23 3:30pm Show Must Go On!
      WXXI-HD 07/04/23 4pm Connections with Evan Dawson: Aging Together
      WXXI-HD 07/06/23 5pm Connections with Evan Dawson: Aging Together
      WXXI-WORLD 07/06/23 5am The Lodge
      WXXI-WORLD 07/06/23 11am The Lodge
      WXXI-HD 07/10/23 4am Connections with Evan Dawson: Aging Together
      WXXI-WORLD 07/18/23 9am Connections with Evan Dawson: Aging Together
      WXXI-HD 08/11/23 10pm Unconditional: Healing Hidden Wounds
      WXXI-HD 08/13/23 4am Unconditional: Healing Hidden Wounds
      WXXI-HD 09/01/23 4am A Good Life
      WXXI-HD 10/14/23 6:30pm New York Now #2341
      WXXI-HD 10/15/23 5am New York Now #2341
      WXXI-HD 11/01/23 10pm POV #3613 “Wisdom Gone Wild”
      WXXI-WORLD 10/12/23 2pm POV #3313 “The Mole Agent”
      WXXI-WORLD 11/22/23 7pm POV #3613 “Wisdom Gone Wild”
      WXXI-WORLD 11/23/23 12am POV #3613 “Wisdom Gone Wild”
      WXXI-WORLD 11/23/23 8am POV #3613 “Wisdom Gone Wild”
      WXXI-WORLD 11/25/23 12pm POV #3613 “Wisdom Gone Wild”
      WXXI-HD 01/14/24 2:30pm Unconditional: Healing Hidden Wounds
      WXXI-HD 01/22/24 3pm A Good Life
      WXXI-WORLD 01/22/24 3:30pm Lives Well Lived


      Instructional Content Project: The New York State Public Media Instructional Content is a New York State Education Department funded initiative that has called on NYS public media organizations to help address educational needs in the classroom and in the community. The initiative included taking on-air productions and making them available online, providing curation of instructional resources to support on-air and online programming and resources. Learn More.

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      The New York Counts on Public Media is a set of initiatives funded by the New York State Education Department that has called on NYS public media organizations to create multi-platform initiatives to help promote knowledge on specific issues such a Aging in Together in New York, the Overdose Epidemic, Student Mental Health and educational resources to support those around the state. The projects include broadcast offerings, production, curation, online content, and special events. The NYS stations work to create news features, podcasts, and connections to educational and resources services.

      WXXI joins all nine public television stations in these New York State initiatives. Stations will continue to examine the issues and share critical resources to inform these efforts.

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