"Climate finance is effectively the Wild West. There are no rules. There's not very good accountability. And a lot of times it's being driven by donor interest, rather than recipient need." Our latest from Senegal on PBS News with the Pulitzer Center youtube.com/watch?v=OI_xKI…

We’re thrilled to share that our PBS News Toxic Trifecta report has been nominated for a national Emmy! This series, reported from Ghana’s informal scrap yards and beaches blanketed in textiles, exposes the reality of the global waste trade. Watch on undertoldstories.org

For millions of aspiring students higher education is out of reach—blocked by cost, limited availability, or even outright bans. Tonight on PBS News we explore UoPeople, a global, bare-bones, tuition-free model that may redefine what’s possible for those left behind.

🎵 Tonight on PBS News, immerse yourself with classically trained violinist Ariana Kim as she discovers harmony with India’s timeless Carnatic tradition. Here’s a glimpse🎵

India is a top source of legal immigrants who now form the most affluent ethnic group in the US. Yet, some 200,000 Indians live here without legal documentation. On PBS News tonight, we report from Punjab where deportees were returned on military aircraft earlier this year.

Can #AI help India feed its growing 1.4 billion? Will the benefits of tech extend to the impoverished smallholders who make up nearly 90% of the country’s farmers? On PBS News tonight, we report from Bangalore to understand the promise and pitfalls of AI in Indian agriculture.

One year ago, a bloody student-led uprising ousted Sheikh Hasina, the long-serving autocratic prime minister of #Bangladesh. Tonight on PBS News, we report from the streets of #Dhaka to the halls of power, to track the promises, the fractures, and the future still unfolding.

USAID is gone. Tuberculosis is not. On PBS News tonight, our Fred de Sam Lazaro reports from Bangladesh where TB programs are struggling, early detection is faltering, and experts fear TB drug-resistance is on the rise.

Last night on PBS News, we reported on the ricochets from USAID’s shutdown on #Bangladesh’s tuberculosis program. It’s still early days, experts told us, but there’s real risk that progress made toward containing the deadly disease will be lost. youtube.com/watch?v=6K2sBp…

Our Director Fred de Sam Lazaro reporting from #Minneapolis tonight

Bangladesh is a hotbed of climate adaptation, from river-based floating infrastructure and climate-resistant seed varieties to green garment factories. On PBS News tonight, our report with Pulitzer Center on how the climate change vulnerable nation is staying afloat.

We visited this community on the Padma river just days after a stretch of land with homes and businesses collapsed into the water. Watch our full story tonight to learn how Bangladesh is adapting to climate change.

40 years ago, Austin, MN meatpackers walked off the job at Hormel. The strike split the town, drew the National Guard & made national headlines. Tonight on PBS News learn how the outcome reshaped the industry & transformed Austin into a diverse town living in nervous prosperity

After 49 years behind bars, Leonard Peltier — one of America’s most controversial prisoners — is home on North Dakota’s Turtle Mountain Reservation. Tonight on PBS News, we hear from Peltier in a candid conversation about his past, his anger, his art, and what still drives him.

Our own Fred de Sam Lazaro was featured on SoftPower/FulStories podcast for a conversation about US soft power and a peek behind the scenes of the Under-Told Stories Project. 👂🎙️Listen here! softpowerfulstories.org/spfs-bonus-sof…

When we report for PBS News, fascinating interviews get cut to minutes. Our podcast brings you those voices — longer, deeper, and in their own words. Our latest: Leonard Peltier, Indigenous activist and one of America’s most controversial prisoners. 🎧: youtube.com/watch?v=D7NBRb…

I’ve spent years helping bring fascinating voices to PBS News — but only a fraction ever makes it to air. That’s why I’m excited to share my first episode as host of Under-Told: Verbatim! 🎙️ Listen, like & subscribe!