Move to Include

02/09/2026

Have you checked out the new Move to Include Podcast? Available on YouTube or wherever you get your podcasts. Let us know what you think!

01/28/2026

Did you know you can stream over 1,200 videos with audio description on PBS.org? Enter “audio description” in the search bar to browse our extensive library of audio-described videos or scan the QR code to get there.

Many of your favorite dramas, history and science programs are now audio described.

01/26/2026

From our friends at Maine Public: A new De'Via exhibit at the University of New England Art Gallery in response to the 2023 Lewiston mass shooting explored in Frontline's "Breakdown in Maine"

An under-represented art form known as De'VIA, or Deaf-View Image Art, is now on exhibit at the University of New England Art Gallery in Portland. De'VIA ex...

01/21/2026

We're closing out this year's 'Dialogue on Disability' with a virtual screening of the documentary short, DON'T LOOK AWAY, on Thursday 1/22 at 6pm ET.

Join filmmaker Joseph Lingad and the subject of the documentary, Corey R. Taylor for a workshop on facial differences following the film.

For more information and to register, please visit

Join Move to Include for a FREE virtual screening of the documentary 'Don't Look Away' and a workshop by the filmmakers.

01/20/2026

Did you catch FRONTLINE's 'Breakdown in Maine' as part of our Dialogue on Disability line-up? Now you can access the companion podcast with on-screen ASL interpretation. For more information, visit our website at https://bit.ly/BreakdownASL

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01/15/2026

TONIGHT AT 8PM!

WXXI continues to put a spotlight on the work of Rochester Institute of Technology film and animation students by presenting a series of shorts biannually.

"RIT Shorts, Pt. 4" premieres Thursday, January 15 at 8 p.m. on WXXI Television. This edition features four pieces — three animated and one live-action — all centered on disability themes and is presented as part of our annual 'Dialogue on Disability', a partnership with the Al Sigl Community

For more information, visit https://www.wxxi.org/highlights/rit-shorts-pt-3-wxxi-tv-2/

01/14/2026

Missed some of our live 'Dialogue on Disability' programming? You can now catch up on-demand for select shows on PBS.org! Check it out at https://video.wxxi.org/ -on-disability-week

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Watch full episodes of your favorite PBS dramas, find in-depth news analysis and explore documentaries on history, science, art and more!

01/14/2026

New York Times bestselling author Catherine Newman has a remarkable ability to capture the everyday moments that define family, love, and responsibility.

As part of the PBS Books Caregiving Initiative, PBS Books sits down with Newman to discuss how her writing reflects the emotional realities of caregiving and the ways storytelling can offer comfort, recognition, and connection.

PBS Books Author Talk: Catherine Newman
📅 January 14 | 8pm ET / 5pm PT
Hosted by Heather-Marie Montilla and Juliane Morian

Support for the PBS Books Caregiving Initiative is provided by the generous support of the Ralph C. Wilson Jr. Foundation, Michigan Health Endowment Fund, and AARP Michigan, with additional support from The Library Network and Rochester Hills Public Library.

01/11/2026

Tomorrow kicks off our annual 'Dialogue on Disability' in partnership with the Al Sigl Community. Catch exclusive programming throughout this week on WXXI television, WXXI News, and WXXI Classical 91.5.

For more information, check out our website: https://www.wxxi.org/projects/dialogue-on-disability/

01/07/2026

Thank you to everyone who attended last night's screening of "The Ride Ahead"! A special thanks to Conan Gillis and WXXI News's Noelle Evans for leading an awesome post film discussion.

This was just the kick off to our annual "Dialogue on Disability" partnership with the Al Sigl Community. Catch special programming on WXXI television, radio, and news during the week of January 12. For more information, visit www.wxxi.org/dod