Founded in 1969 by a consortium of educators and public broadcasters, PBS offers a diverse range of programming that educates, entertains, and inspires. Owned by the Public Broadcasting Service, a nonprofit organization, PBS delivers content through over 350 member stations across the United states including news and public affairs, documentaries and investigative journalism, arts and culture, science and nature, educational programming, and children’s programming. PBS is known for non-partisan reporting, commitment to educational content, support for independent filmmakers, accessibility and community engagement. It is headquartered in Arlington, Virginia.