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"Global Mosaic" is a new edition of the Peabody Award®-winning original series "Mosaic."

The series offers fresh perspectives on critical global issues, with each program going to the heart of the news cycle with personal stories reported by a team of independent filmmakers working on multiple continents. The initial episodes will explore shared challenges and solutions to gender equality, water safety and barriers to migration.

"Global Mosaic" premieres Tues., Sept. 8 at 8:30 p.m. PT on KCET in Los Angeles and Weds., Sept. 9 at 9:30 p.m. ET/PT on Link TV.

Full Episodes

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26:40

Global Mosaic

The Cuba Blockade: Why Continue Economic Sanctions?

The history of U.S.-Cuba relations is mired in political complexity.

A Zoom meeting including six Iranian-Americans discussing the impact of economic sanctions on Iran's response to the coronavirus on "Mosaic: Covid-19 and U.S. Sanctions on Iran."

Episode

55:46

Global Mosaic

Covid-19 and U.S. Sanctions On Iran

Six Iranian-Americans discuss the impact of economic sanctions on Iran’s response to the coronavirus, which left the nation without the medical supplies and resources to protect its people, leading to many deaths and suffering.

Dozens of migrants hopping onto the back of a truck. | Still from Global Mosaic

Episode

26:55

Global Mosaic

Migrant Journeys: Why Do They Keep Coming?

This episode follows young migrants who, undeterred by failed attempts, are trying yet again to escape extreme dangers and reach their dream of finding a better life.

A group of demonstrators hold signs. | Still from Global Mosaic

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26:40

Global Mosaic

Water for Life: Is Safe Water a Human Right?

In many places around the world, affordable clean water is not available for drinking and everyday tasks, making safe sanitation during the pandemic impossible.