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

Join WQED today at Barrel & Flow!Stop by and say hello and check out the Black Horizons digital archive collection. It’s over 40 years of stories, performances, and Pittsburgh Black History. The weather is great and we would love to see you! | WQED

From the WQED Archives 📺 Relive this 1989 interview with August Wilson—a Hill District and Pittsburgh native, Pulitzer Prize winner, Tony Award winner, and a seven-time New York Drama Critics Circle Prize winner—in which he discusses influences on his writing, his career, and how he connected with his audience. #BlackHistoryMonth | WQED