Embrace Juneteenth with “Black in Arizona”

Relive the spirit of Juneteenth with “Black in Arizona:” Unveiling untold stories and empowering narratives!

As we reflect on the significance of Juneteenth, a day of liberation and resilience, we invite you to immerse yourself in the groundbreaking digital-first series, “Black in Arizona.” Delve into a collection of web shorts that beautifully capture the stories, struggles and successes of Arizona’s vibrant Black community. Experience the power of untold narratives as we honor Juneteenth and shed light on the rich cultural heritage that shapes our state. Take this opportunity to relive the spirit of Juneteenth through the transformative stories of “Black in Arizona” when you stream it here on our website.

SPOTLIGHT
A collage of people and places in Arizona with text reading: Arizona Matters
airs March 31

Arizona Matters: Food inSECURITY

Dr. Maurice Crandall
aired March 27

Who are Arizona’s founding fathers?

Fountain Hills with text reading: Food Festival Saturday, April 11, 2026, Fountain Hills, Arizona
April 11

Join us for the We-Ko-Pa ‘Check, Please! Arizona’ Food Festival

The cast of Downton Abbey in Character
aired March 8

Stream ‘Downton Abbey’ with Arizona PBS Passport

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Arizona Friends of Foster Children Foundation, aged out foster kids, education

March 29

Arizona nonprofit helps aged out foster kids pursue higher education

Llewellyn Sanchez-Werner at the piano

March 28

Playing for presidents: The Llewellyn Sánchez-Werner story

special education, teacher pay, Darla Knight

March 27

Arizona special education teacher works second full-time job to make ends meet

Dr. Maurice Crandall

March 27

Who are Arizona’s founding fathers?

Dennis Hoffman, ASU's Center for Competitiveness and Prosperity Research

Full Episode March 27

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U.S. missiles

Strike On Iran: The Nuclear Question

Tacos from Casa Corazon

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Dennis Hoffman, ASU's Center for Competitiveness and Prosperity Research

March 26

Regular gas prices hit a record high since 2023 amid war in Iran

Michelle Loposky, Director of Development and Strategic Partnerships at Pat Tillman Veterans Center at ASU

March 26

A look into ASU’s Veterans’ Writing Circle

Jewel Sammader, Director of Colon Clinic, Mayo Clinic Arizona

March 26

Mayo Clinic Arizona: Early Onset Colon Cancer Clinic

Kristen Keogh hikes through a rocky landscape

‘Trail Mix’d’ hikes West Fork and the Blue Wash Trail

A dish from Happy Bao, featured on episode 6 of check please

Full Episode March 26

Big Flavors

Kristen Keogh hiking Tom's Thumb

March 26

Desert Pulse: Heart-pounding Arizona Hiking Trails

A photo of a woman in a dress, standing in front of an orchestra

March 25

Greek American Heritage Month

the spicy chili wontons from Happy Baos

March 25

Happy Baos: Filled with flavor

Falafels from Casa de Falafel

March 25

Casa de Falafel: Family-owned and grown