Arab Indianapolis: A Hidden History reveals the deep-rooted and dynamic stories of Arab American Hoosiers and debuts on WFYI June 16 at 9 p.m. WFYI’s Kirsten Eamon-Shine discussed the documentary with co-writer, host and IUPUI professor Edward E. Curtis IV.

This June tune in to WFYI, your PBS and NPR, station for documentaries and programs that celebrate LGBTQIA Pride Month..

Get to know WFYI's Design Strategist, Maura Broderson.

Get to know Wanda Lewis, WFYI Membership Associate.

Tune in to WFYI, your PBS and NPR station for documentaries and programs that celebrate Asian American and Pacific Islander heritage.

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You’ve likely already heard Sofia Stuart-Rasi on air during WFYI’s Morning Edition. To get to know her a bit better, we chatted with her away from the radio studio.

From streaming shows to new documentaries, WFYI offers you plenty of ways to explore women's history, in Indiana, the United States and the world.

Indianapolis painter Alicia Zanoni had her work cut out for her, creating a mural in the WFYI building that demonstrates the breadth and depth of WFYI’s mission and impact on one blank wall. Hear more about the work in the conversation below between Zanoni and WFYI’s own Pam Elliot.

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