American Muslims is a landmark documentary series exploring and revealing the untold histories of Muslims in the United States. The project consists of six 20-minute films for digital release on PBS’ flagship YouTube channel, PBS.org, and the PBS App—re-versioned into two 60-minute films for broadcast. It is scheduled for release in Fall 2024. STAY UPDATED
A six-minute short which captures the removal of a memorial to a slave owner from a church to a museum, following years of consultation and research. It is the first time a piece of contested heritage in a Church of England church has been removed from a church to a museum. The memorial in St Peter’s Church, Dorchester, commemorates John…
A 20-minute documentary following Professor Vincent Brown, Charles Warren Professor of American History and Professor of African and African American Studies at Harvard University, as he travels to Jamaica at the invitation of the Jamaican Ministry of Culture, to speak at the island’s second annual Chief Takyi Day in St Mary Parish. The little explored…
A series of digital shorts following host Vincent Brown as he explores key moments in American history using iconic photos that have defined our national identity. Released in the Fall of 2022 on PBS’ flagship YouTube channel, the series has received over a million views to date. Co-produced with WNET for PBS Digital Studios. A…
A short documentary commissioned by the Harvard Radcliffe Institute as part of a presidential initiative to explore and come to terms with Harvard’s legacy of slavery and scientific racism.