On air, NRWision features programming produced by citizens, students, amateur filmmakers, and media professionals from across North Rhine-Westphalia. The channel serves as Germany's largest civic media platform, allowing anyone from the region to submit self-produced video and audio content . The program includes a wide variety of genres, including music magazines, talk shows, documentaries, cultural reports, and local news features. A documented program is Szenario, a music magazine featuring bands from the Ruhr region, hosted by Timo Josefowicz from Castrop-Rauxel . The program also includes contributions from teaching editorial teams at various NRW universities and vocational colleges, making it a learning platform for aspiring media professionals . The programming is curated by journalism students at TU Dortmund, who review all submissions for legal, journalistic, and technical standards, assemble the broadcast schedule, and provide feedback to producers .

The channel's slogan is "Wir zeigen, was Nordrhein-Westfalen bewegt" (We show what moves North Rhine-Westphalia). NRWision operates both as a linear television channel and as a comprehensive online media library (Mediathek) where all programs are available for on-demand viewing . The platform has been recognized for its role in promoting media literacy, freedom of expression, and civic participation, particularly during times of crisis . The channel also offers the Medienbox NRW, a free e-learning portal that provides training on media production and content creation .

NRWision is available throughout North Rhine-Westphalia via digital cable networks (DVB-C) and IPTV platforms such as Zattoo . Viewers can watch online the live broadcast of NRWision through the official website at nrwision.de, which also offers a comprehensive media library with thousands of audio and video productions available on demand .

NRWision strives to give citizens a platform to share their ideas, opinions, and creativity with the public, fostering democratic discourse and media diversity in North Rhine-Westphalia. The mission of the channel is to provide a space for individual expression, to support media education, and to bring new and diverse perspectives to television that are often not seen in mainstream commercial broadcasting. Thanks to modern digital platforms, NRWision provides the opportunity to watch online its live broadcast and media library content on any device - from smartphones to computers - ensuring that the voices of NRW citizens reach audiences across the region and beyond wherever they are.

On air, iSTUFF broadcasts a varied program of studio productions and live shows. The programming includes magazine formats that cover campus news, university politics, cultural events, and life in the city of Ilmenau . The channel also features segments on art, culture, and sports, along with entertainment formats that sometimes reflect and parody familiar television styles . The schedule includes both pre-recorded iSTUFF classics and live programming, offering viewers a surprise mix of content . The channel has also produced special shows for major university events, including a daily TV show called ISWIsion for the International Student Week in Ilmenau (ISWI) . Documented crew members include Anna Terschüren as director and editor-in-chief, Stefan Söllner as director, and Hendrik Thieler as editor-in-chief and moderator .

iSTUFF is available to students and residents on the TU Ilmenau campus via the local cable network . Viewers can also watch online the live broadcast of iSTUFF through the official iSTUFF website at istuff.de . Online television of iSTUFF ensures that the student-produced programming reaches audiences both on campus and beyond.

iSTUFF provides students with hands-on experience in television production as part of their academic studies. The channel operates two studios: an analog studio for learning traditional production processes and a digital media laboratory equipped with modern SDI technology, a mixing console, audio equipment, teleprompter, and five cameras . This infrastructure allows students to produce television content while gaining practical skills in media technology. iSTUFF strives to serve as a platform for creative and journalistic expression for students at TU Ilmenau, producing content that informs the campus community about university events while also offering entertainment programming. The mission of the channel is to train the next generation of media professionals through hands-on production experience, allowing students to apply their theoretical knowledge in a real-world broadcast environment .

The channel's programming is designed primarily for children aged 6 to 12 but also includes content for teenagers and adults, particularly during the evening hours . The schedule covers a wide range of subjects, including science, technology, nature, human biology, history, and culture . Popular content includes award-winning docuseries, uplifting dramas, and reality shows. The channel is particularly known for exclusive series such as "Becoming Xtraordinary with Bear Grylls," and it has also acquired international animated series like "Pin-Code" to teach physics and chemistry .

Da Vinci Learning is distributed as a premium or subscription channel in most regions . It is available on various platforms, including cable, satellite (e.g., Hotbird and Eutelsat), and IPTV services . In select countries such as Turkey and Poland, the channel is carried by major providers like D-Smart, Digiturk, and Turkcell TV+ . The channel’s technical broadcasts include high-definition (HD) and standard-definition (SD) feeds.

Da Vinci Learning strives to build a "smarter, kinder world" by fostering curiosity and critical thinking . The channel adheres to a strict no-violence policy, ensuring a safe viewing environment for young audiences . The CEO of Da Vinci Media GmbH is Chia-yu Chen, and the company’s stakeholders include Ferdinand-Karl Habsburg-Lothringen-Kyburg . Thanks to its global distribution and multi-language platform, Da Vinci Learning provides the opportunity to watch its online content through the Da Vinci Kids app on any device, ensuring that families across the globe have access to a safe and enriching TV experience wherever they are.

The channel is an affiliate of TV Cultura, the renowned Brazilian public broadcaster based in São Paulo. Through this partnership, UNITV brings a schedule of award-winning and high-quality programming to its region. The station broadcasts on digital channel 4.1 and operates from its headquarters on Avenida José Acácio Moreira in Tubarão.

On air, UNITV produces a variety of local content centered on the community, including journalism, news, sports, health, leisure, entertainment, and religious programming. The channel’s slogan is "Essa é nossa" (This is ours), reflecting its mission to serve as a platform for the local population to express ideas and see their identity reflected on screen. The channel has had programs such as "A Cidade na TV", which addressed local municipal issues.

UNITV is available to approximately 300,000 people across its coverage area, which includes Tubarão, Laguna, Capivari de Baixo, and several other municipalities in southern Santa Catarina. Viewers can watch the channel on digital terrestrial television on channel 4.1, on open channel 26 in Laguna, and via cable operators.

UNITV strives to be a leading community station in the south of Santa Catarina, with a mission to provide quality information and entertainment that strengthens local identity. The channel also serves as a practical laboratory for students of the university’s Journalism and Advertising courses, connecting academic education with professional broadcasting. Thanks to its digital signal, UNITV provides the opportunity to watch its educational and community programming across the region, ensuring that viewers in Tubarão and nearby cities can stay connected to their local news and cultural events.

On air, TVE RS is renowned for its focus on educational, cultural, and journalistic programming. The station maintains a strong commitment to local content, producing over 13 hours of original weekly programming focusing on the culture, citizenship, and diversity of Rio Grande do Sul . Throughout its history, the station has been a pioneer in Rio Grande do Sul television journalism, launching programs that gave space to local rock bands and cultural debates, such as Pra Começo de Conversa and Radar . The station's General Director is Caio Klein .

TVE RS has faced significant challenges, including changes in network affiliations (having previously broadcast content from TV Cultura and TVE Brasil) and a major political crisis following the 2018 extinction of the Piratini Foundation, which managed the station. This event threatened the station's closure and led to the loss of its deliberative council, which had previously ensured civil society participation in its programming decisions . The station's future was secured in 2019 under the administration of Governor Eduardo Leite, who discarded proposals to transfer the broadcaster to the private sector .

TVE RS is available throughout the state of Rio Grande do Sul via digital terrestrial television on channel 7.1. The station also streams its programming 24/7 online through its official website (tve.com.br), mobile applications, and its YouTube channel, ensuring that its educational and cultural content reaches audiences across Brazil and the global diaspora .

TVE RS strives to be a reference in public communication, promoting culture, education, citizenship, and diversity. The mission of the channel is to democratize access to quality information, to give voice to regional artistic movements, and to serve Rio Grande do Sul as the state's primary public broadcaster. Thanks to modern digital platforms, TVE RS provides the opportunity to watch its live broadcast on any device, ensuring that its programming reaches audiences across the state and around the world wherever they are.

On air, TV UFOP positions itself as a bridge between the university and the community. The programming focuses on journalism, culture, and science, and is structured into two main cores: Journalism and Content . The channel produces approximately 70 minutes of original programming daily, which is part of a 24-hour schedule that also includes content from partners. Notable original productions include the science series Mutatis Mutandis for a teenage audience, the series UFOP Explica where university researchers discuss science and society, and other journalistic and cultural programs .

Beyond its broadcast, TV UFOP is available via digital streaming. The channel offers a 24/7 livestream on its official website and through dedicated mobile applications for Android and Amazon Fire TV devices, which allow viewers to watch programming on demand . The content is also available on the Eduplay platform from the National Education and Research Network (RNP), which has recorded over 14 million views .

TV UFOP strives to serve as a democratic and accessible medium for public communication, disseminating academic knowledge, promoting local culture, and fostering community discussion. The mission of the channel is to reflect the local identity of the cities it serves while amplifying the educational, scientific, and cultural projects of the Federal University of Ouro Preto . Thanks to its broadcast and digital distribution, TV UFOP provides the opportunity to watch its programming across the region and online, ensuring that its content reaches the community and beyond.

TV UFG is an affiliate of TV Brasil and a member of the Rede Pública de Televisão (Public Television Network). It also participates in the RedeIFES network, sharing content with other Brazilian federal universities . The channel broadcasts on digital UHF channel 15 (virtual channel 15.1) in high definition, covering the Goiânia Metropolitan Region and surrounding areas . It is also carried on cable television on NET channel 21 .

On air, TV UFG features a mix of educational, cultural, artistic, informative, and scientific programming. The channel produces several original programs: Conexões is a weekly journalistic program that presents debates on socially relevant topics; Viver Ciência focuses on scientific research and its benefits for society; Se Liga na UFG! covers teaching, research, and extension activities at the university; and Enredo Cultural highlights artistic and cultural events in Goiânia and the state of Goiás . The channel also aired a program called Mundo UFG, produced by the TV UFG team .

In addition to its own productions, TV UFG retransmits programs from TV Brasil, its main programming partner, and also airs content from Canal Futura, TV Escola, RedeIFES, TVT, Itaú Cultural, and other partners . The station's transmission system is located on a 100-meter tower on Morro do Mendanha in Goiânia, and the signal has been exclusively digital since analog broadcasts ceased in 2017 . The channel also streams its programming online through its official website, and it develops projects in partnership with the UFG Accessibility Lab (LabTavi), producing content with Brazilian Sign Language (Libras) interpretation .

TV UFG strives to serve as a public communication vehicle for the Federal University of Goiás and the state of Goiás, promoting education, science, culture, and citizenship. The mission of the channel is to provide high-quality public television content that integrates the university with the community, disseminating knowledge and fostering democratic debate on issues relevant to society. Thanks to its digital signal and online presence, TV UFG provides the opportunity to watch its educational and cultural programming across the Goiânia region and online, ensuring that its content reaches audiences in Goiás and beyond.

On air, TV Futura is organized into thematic programming blocks that address contemporary challenges. The flagship thematic blocks include Conecta (focused on Education, Work, and Technology), Reconhecer e Reparar (focused on Diversity and Inclusion), Nossa Gente (focused on Brazilian Culture), Verde (focused on Sustainable Development), Saúde e Bem-Estar (Health and Wellness), and Infantil (Children's programming) . Known programs from the channel's schedule include Sabores da Floresta (Flavors of the Forest), Assunto na Mesa: Inteligência Artificial (Topic on the Table: Artificial Intelligence), Diz Aí - Juventudes (Say It - Youth), and Pegadas da Floresta (Footprints of the Forest), which has been a winner of the Doc Futura award . Children's animation programs have included Sítio do Picapau Amarelo (Yellow Woodpecker Farm) and the Brazilian animation WeeBoom, as well as international acquisitions such as Infotoy and O Que Tem Lá? (Who's There?) .

Production on the channel is outsourced, contracting various production companies to create content that meets its educational mission . The content is also available for educational community use, including through the "Futura Environment Suitcase" project, which distributes audiovisual resources about the environment to schools and social institutions . The channel has partnered with international news providers, signing an agreement with Euronews in 2014 to select educational and cultural programs from its catalogue .

TV Futura is available as a subscription television channel (TV por assinatura), operating on major cable and satellite providers including Claro TV, Vivo TV, Sky, and Oi TV . The channel also reaches viewers through digital terrestrial television in partner markets such as Fortaleza, Maceió, Recife, Salvador, and São Luís . The channel is freely available to institutions, and its signal is carried by operators for free to interested organizations . Viewers can also watch online the live broadcast of TV Futura through the Globoplay streaming platform . The channel has a strong online presence, including a YouTube channel, and its programming reaches approximately 64 million people across Brazil .

TV Futura is maintained financially by a consortium of private partners, including the Federation of Industries of the State of São Paulo (FIESP), Fundação Bradesco, Fundação Itaú Social, the Votorantim Group, and Globo, as well as the National Confederation of Industry (CNI) and the Brazilian Service to Support Micro and Small Enterprises (SEBRAE) . The channel is primarily targeted at the C and D socioeconomic classes, with its key demographic being young people, workers, homemakers, and educators .

TV Futura strives to be a public-interest television channel that contributes to the development of people and communities through communication, dialogue, and social engagement . The mission of the channel is to provide high-quality educational content applicable to everyday life, generating transformations for better integration into the job market, family life, school, and society . The channel has been recognized internationally, receiving an Emmy International nomination for its documentary "Transo," which validates its quality and commitment to diversity and inclusion . Thanks to modern digital platforms, TV Futura provides the opportunity to watch online its live broadcast on any device - from smartphones to computers - ensuring that its educational programming reaches Brazilian audiences across the country and the global Portuguese-speaking diaspora wherever they are.

On air, ISTV features a schedule rich in nostalgic content, including classic films, retro series, and cartoons that appeal to family audiences . The station offers jornalismo (journalism), sports, live entertainment programs, and cultural content. Its programming is produced in partnership with Canal On Produções, focusing on local news and events from the cities where the channel is broadcast . The channel also promotes audience interactivity, as seen in campaigns like #ISTV4anos, where viewers submitted video messages that were aired during commercial breaks . The station broadcasts its signal from two digital studios on the coast of Guarujá .

ISTV is headquartered in Guarujá, São Paulo, and broadcasts on digital UHF channel 36 . Its terrestrial coverage includes the Baixada Santista, North Coast, Ribeira Valley, and Ribeirão Preto in São Paulo state, as well as Uberaba in Minas Gerais . The station reaches over 150 million Brazilian viewers via satellite, cable, and connected TV platforms such as Samsung TV Plus, LG, and Philips . The channel also offers a national satellite signal on Star One D2 (11740 H) in HD, which is available across Brazil and in 18 million homes throughout Latin America . Viewers can watch online the live broadcast of ISTV through its official mobile app, ISTV HD AO VIVO, available for Android and iOS devices, which provides a seamless streaming experience on smartphones, tablets, and computers .

ISTV strives to be a family-oriented channel that brings nostalgia to viewers through classic content, alongside delivering local news and information. The mission of the channel is to serve its community by prioritizing local stories, providing classic entertainment, and offering an interactive experience for its audience across Brazil and Latin America .

On air, Canal 15 ILCE Summa Sabres features a mix of educational programming for primary and secondary school students, including video lessons in math, science, and language arts. The channel also airs cultural documentaries, history programs, and content for teacher training. The programming is part of Mexico's national educational television system, often used by schools for distance learning and by the general public for self-education. The channel's "Summa Sabres" block focuses on high-level academic content, including lectures and seminars on specialized topics.

Canal 15 ILCE Summa Sabres is available in Mexico via digital terrestrial television as a subchannel of ILCE. The channel's exact frequency varies by state, but it is generally found on channel 15.1 or 15.2 in many Mexican cities. The channel also streams online through the ILCE website and the official ILCE mobile app.

Canal 15 ILCE Summa Sabres strives to be a resource for educators and students in Mexico, providing high-quality educational content free of charge. The mission of the channel is to support the Mexican educational system by using television as a tool to improve learning outcomes and to promote a culture of lifelong learning.