Culture and Community

It is important to remember the significance of Native American history in Arizona, one of the largest Native land bases in the country.

Did you know Tucson, Arizona, is older than the United States? In this episode of “What Happened in AZ?” explore why the fort was founded.

Discover the vital role of the Gila River in the history and legacy of the Akimel O’odham, the “River People” of Arizona.

Representative Adelita Grijalva will reflect on her history-making appointment as the first Arizona Latina in the Arizona legislature.

Chef Silvana Salcido Esparza joins “Horizonte” to discuss her new memoir as well as the racism and homophobia she’s faced along the way.

On “Horizonte,” we learn about the new sensory rooms as a place for children with developmental disabilities to access calming resources.

Beginning Wednesday, October 29, Dr. Gates will be back on Arizona PBS Passport to talk about African American history.

On this episode of “Horizonte,” we learn about Aliento’s Cultiva program, highlighting how art can open doors for dialogue and healing.

In her new exhibit, “Con cariño siempre,” muralist and artist Ariana Enriquez tells the stories of her family through her artwork.

In this episode of “Horizonte,” learn about AZ(LAND), which offers ecological and innovative resources for communities of color.