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AR-CAN – the Arkansas Citizens Access Network – provides unprecedented access to state government, giving Arkansas citizens a front row seat to legislative proceedings, board and commission meetings, and other government hearings and activities. The website is dedicated to livestreaming Arkansas state government events and meetings and serves as an important educational tool, allowing students to see their government at work while learning about public affairs and civic responsibility.
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Arkansas PBS Passport offers members extended on-demand access to a rich library of public television programming. Arkansas PBS Passport provides donors access to current and archival programs from both PBS and Arkansas PBS and is available via Arkansas PBS.org, PBS.org and other digital platforms. Arkansas PBS Passport is available to Arkansas PBS Foundation donors who contribute at least $60 annually or $5 or more monthly.
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There are a variety of ways to watch award-winning Arkansas PBS and PBS programs online. Use Arkansas PBS Passport on your phone, tablet, or TV, with the PBS Video app.
Learn MoreArkansasIDEAS connects K-12 educators with quality online professional development that is approved by the Division of Elementary and Secondary Education. We provide a wide range of trainings on multiple platforms, including courses that address state and national initiatives such as the Science of Reading, bullying, and computer science.
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With a rich 50-year history, AETN has become a flourishing public service media network, delivering educational resources on air, online and in person to Arkansas's most at-risk populations. We convene communities to discuss hard topics - depression, heat illness, domestic violence, AIDS, senior security - to find solutions. AETN delivers important, timely, educational programming and services to even the most rural areas of the state. Additionally, AETN bolsters public safety during crises by using datacasting, which converts a portion of the AETN broadcast signal into a public safety wireless delivery network for first responders.
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