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Dana Pike, a library media specialist in the Columbus School District, has earned the PBS Media Literacy Educator Certification, recognizing K-12 educators who demonstrate an ability to help learners think critically about media consumption and creation.

Jennifer Georgia, a library media specialist at Martin Elementary School, and Janet Vraney, a library media specialist at Langlade Elementary School, have earned the PBS Media Literacy Educator Certification, recognizing K-12 educators who demonstrate an ability to help learners think critically about media consumption and creation.

Support PBS Wisconsin's programming, education resources and engagement activities by bidding on more than 2,250 items valued at almost $300,000 during the 49th annual online Auction. Visit pbswisconsin.org/auction now to register and begin receiving updates and deals from the PBS Wisconsin Auction Team.

Why Race Matters, a digital series elevating issues of importance affecting Wisconsin’s Black communities, returns to PBS Wisconsin with four all-new episodes. Stream the first episode now at whyracematters.org and on the free PBS App on all streaming devices and smart TVs. New episodes premiere each Tuesday through May 14.

PBS Wisconsin invites viewers to preview a selection of 2024 Wisconsin Film Festival entries in a special edition of Director’s Cut, airing 8 p.m. Monday, April 1. The program will also be available to stream at that time online and on the free PBS App on all streaming platforms.