This timelapse offers a behind-the-scenes look at our ongoing work to preserve and share the stories, voices, and communities represented in the WQED Archives. Thanks to support from the NEH, NHPRC, and our members we’re proud to make this rich media history more accessible. You can explore highlights now on the American Archive of Public Broadcasting: https://americanarchive.org/special_collections/wqed-black-horizons And there’s more to come! The WQED Archives is full of engaging and inspiring

This Thanksgiving get ready to say hello to WQED , where Pittsburgh streams together. 🫂 We’re beyond excited to let you all know that in just a few short weeks on we’ll be launching WQED , our brand new app that will let you experience and enjoy everything WQED has to offer — on demand, in one convenient location. Whether it’s local stories from filmmakers around Pittsburgh, PBS classics that inspire and uplift, never-before-seen content from the WQED archives throughout the years, or alllllll

WQED Passport, our newest member benefit, allows you to watch your favorite PBS shows whenever and wherever you want. You can catch up on a single episode or binge watch full seasons, streaming straight to your Roku, computer, tablet, smartphone, Apple TV and Amazon Fire TV! Through WQED Passport, you'll have access to tens of thousands of hours of the best national and local shows on demand! MORE INFO-> http://www.wqed.org/passport | WQED