Big Island native Kolby Akamu Moser sits down with five Native Hawaiian kūpuna to document their mea hana (craft) and kuleana (responsibility) as was passed down to them to preserve their ʻike (knowledge) for future generations.

Lucy Worsley investigates the explosive 18th century break up of Britain and America.

Four people across continents face environmental change and seek coexistence with wildlife.

See the extreme ways in which raptors conquer the toughest habitats on Earth.

Before the Pause explores solutions for women experiencing perimenopause.

Get ready to test your middle school American history knowledge, as Samantha travels back to the beginnings of our country in Colonial Williamsburg.

In high schools across the country, there is a growing belief that debate-based pedagogies improve civility and academic success…

Dr. Henry Louis Gates, Jr. hosts a documentary about the 88th Annual Anisfield-Wolf Book Awards. The Anisfield-Wolf Book Awards is the only national juried prize recognizing literature that has made important contributions to our understanding of racism and human diversity.

Across the United States, community leaders of different ages, backgrounds and geographies are fighting for criminal justice reform. Their work has tangible impacts on the lives of those around them and together they look to a future where no one is left behind. "Independent Lens: Bridge Builders Collective" is a series of short documentaries highlighting these changemakers and their communities, collectively crafting a picture of the reform landscape nationwide.

Oʻahu homeowners want relief from rising property taxes that skyrocketed due to significant double-digit increases in the assessed value of their properties. The city administration has proposed a one-time $300 property tax credit to qualified homeowners. Is that enough?