Conexion
‘Horizonte’ takes a look at major HIV prevention breakthroughs in Latino communities
Untreated HIV continues to be an issue in LGBTQ+ Latino communities because of the cultural stigma and barriers they face.
Tested: Becoming a U.S. Citizen
“Tested” explores the history of how naturalization requirements were shaped and how they continue to evolve.
Head to the garage for a special episode of ‘Horizonte’
On “Horizonte,” lowriders continue to be a means of self-expression and a tradition to pass down to the next generation.
The latest shows leaving Arizona PBS Passport in October
Don’t miss these shows leaving Arizona PBS Passport in October. Enjoy all your favorites in one place before they’re gone!
‘Horizonte’ examines the current state of DACA and the American Dream
On “Horizonte,” the American Dream is becoming harder for people to obtain, with resources for immigrant families disappearing.
‘American Masters’ presents ‘American Pachuco: The Legend of Luis Valdez’
Follow the legacy of filmmaker and playwright Luis Valdez. He was a founding figure of the Chicano Movement.
39th Hispanic Heritage Awards
Celebrate Latino culture and pride as the 39th Hispanic Heritage Awards moves to Minneapolis to celebrate the People of Minnesota.
ALS advocates discuss their journey on the next episode of ‘Horizonte’
The impact of amyotrophic lateral sclerosis (ALS) on the Hispanic community isn’t widely known. Learn more in this episode of “Horizonte.”
Voces: Asco – Without Permission
Meet the groundbreaking Chicano art group, Asco, that transformed 1970s Los Angeles streets into canvases of defiance and expression.
‘Horizonte’ explores path to citizenship on season premiere
A new documentary, “Tested,” explores the history of how naturalization requirements were shaped, how they continue to evolve.