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Marie Cusick
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Producer, Student Reporting Labs, PBS NewsHour
Pennsylvania
Beats
anything that isn't tech (or otherwise geeky)
Content
By Becky Wandel, Rawan Elbaba, Marie Cusick Verified| PBS NewsHour Verified PBS NewsHour The addictive nature of social media doesn't just have parents, lawmakers and advocates worried. Last year, more than half of U.S. teens said it would be difficult to give up social media, including TikTok and YouTube. The latest episode of our Student Reporting Labs series "Moments of Truth" tells the story of one teen who faced this dilemma head-on with Instagram.
By Leah Clapman, Becky Wandel, Kevin Truong Verified, Marie Cusick Verified| PBS NewsHour Verified Amna Nawaz: It took years of effort by students and advocates, but Hawaii is now one of nine states requiring public and charter schools to provide free menstrual products for students. Kate Nakamura from our Student Reporting Labs has the story. Sarah Kern, Representative, Ma’i Movement Hawaii: All the public places that we have access to as citizens, if there's toilet paper and soap stocked there, to me, there should also be period products stocked.
By Becky Wandel, Rawan Elbaba, Marie Cusick Verified| PBS NewsHour Verified PBS NewsHour The addictive nature of social media doesn't just have parents, lawmakers and advocates worried. Last year, more than half of U.S. teens said it would be difficult to give up social media, including TikTok and YouTube. The latest episode of our Student Reporting Labs series "Moments of Truth" tells the story of one teen who faced this dilemma head-on with Instagram.
Company Info
PBS NewsHour
PBS (Public Broadcasting Service) is a nonprofit organization that provides educational television programming to public TV stations across the United States. Established in 1969 and beginning operations in 1970, PBS is headquartered in Virginia and serves around 350 member stations nationwide, including U.S. territories like Guam and Puerto Rico. It is funded through federal appropriations, corporate sponsorships, and individual donations. PBS is known for its commitment to educational content and cultural programming. It offers a variety of shows, including children's programming like *Sesame Street*, cultural series such as *Masterpiece Theatre*, and public affairs programs like *PBS NewsHour*. PBS also produces acclaimed documentaries, including *NOVA* and *Frontline*. The organization provides digital content through its website and streaming services, ensuring broad access to its programming. PBS emphasizes local relevance while maintaining national standards for educational quality, making it a trusted media institution recognized with numerous awards.
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