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When it became clear that the coronavirus would take a staggering toll in Massachusetts, WGBH stepped up in mid-March to launch "In It Together," a nightly radio show hosted by WGBH’s "All Things Considered" Host Arun Rath. The show is also available as a podcast, which has been downloaded more than 16,000 times.

American Experience’s "The Vote" tracks the culmination of the seven-decade battle that women waged to secure the right to vote. We chatted with WGBH’s Susan Bellows, the Emmy-award-winning acting executive producer of American Experience, and Michelle Ferrari, a long-time American Experience producer and writer who won an Emmy in 2003 for "Seabiscuit." "The Vote" will premiere Monday and Tuesday, July 6-7, 9-11pm ET. A companion immersive website will launch in late June.

Making media accessible to all is central to WGBH’s purpose. And it has become even more resonant as we endure a pandemic. With the whole world suddenly focused on getting online access to information, people and events, WGBH’s media accessibility experts are drawing on their more than 30 years of innovation to cast an even wider net. “We have always known that accessibility is not only about ability and disability — but our current situation also highlights disparities around access to technology and internet connectivity,” says Donna Danielewski, senior director at the Carl and Ruth Shapiro Family National Center for Accessible Media at WGBH (NCAM).