For the first time since Inauguration Day, Judy Woodruff anchored the PBS NewsHour from our studios in the Washington, D.C., area. “Life is not back to normal, but we are taking small steps to see what works,” she said as she opened Monday’s broadcast. “I am so grateful to our staff for working both here and from home, and for doing all we can to stay safe.” To viewers, she said, “we appreciate your staying with us for the news.” Judy has been anchoring the NewsHour for most of the past year fro

21K views · 96 reactions | We’ve partnered with The Peabody Awards for a roundtable special featuring the filmmakers of this year’s 10 Peabody documentary winners. This streaming program premieres Tuesday at 8/7c. You can watch it here: ✅ PBS App ✅ PBS YouTube ✅ PBS Facebook | PBS | Facebook

2.9K reactions · 631 shares | Twenty-five years after a peace agreement was reached, “Once Upon a Time in Northern Ireland” shares intimate, unheard testimonies from all sides of the Troubles. Stream the entire 5-part series now on the PBS App. | PBS | Facebook

18K views · 115 reactions | The story of Clorinda Archuleta, a mother of twin boys, who was prosecuted under Oklahoma's “failure to protect” law. All 2021 PBS Short Film Festival films are now streaming on the PBS Video app or at pbs.org/filmfestival. | PBS | Facebook