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Urban Studies, Community Organizing & The EnvironmentThree welfare recipients transform their lives through their fight against workfare
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Three welfare recipients transform their lives through their fight against workfare
A loving family tries to help their son fight drug addiction and mental illness.
One community's political awakening in the aftermath of tragedy.
Is freedom of expression a right or a privilege?
Sometimes social justice is won through singing
A teenager's humorous collision with sex-role stereotypes.
They went into the closet to serve their country. Now they're coming out to challenge it.
Cooperative living in complicated times.
Bachelorette, 34 examines the pressure society puts on women to find Mr. Right.
A Hmong refugee family from highlnd Laos resettling in the U.S.
A chronicle of fact and fiction about the female body
Body Image short film compilation.
3 Short Films 1 DVD
start important conversations -- from different cultural angles.
Disability advocates model a grand experiment in independent living.
An intimate journey inside the lives and work of coal miners.
Urban neighborhoods on the brink of change - Who makes the decisions?
Family, Identity and Aging with Chutzpah
A brave critique of an alluring family tradition
A portrait of grief, healing, and community
A documentary that uncovers the plight of unaccompanied immigrant minors entering the United States.
Transforming suicidal despair into the will to live
Two divorced single mothers share the responsibilities of family and career.
An Academy Award nominated short film about a neighbor with disabilities and a community with a plan.
A candid portrait of a filmmaker photographer who believed that film could change the world.
An Indian-American woman’s struggle to stay connected to India after the loss of her father.
Grassroots activists successfully expose a corporate giant's environmental record
Exposing CIA complicity in Guatemalan human rights violations
A powerful examination of the limits of free speech
How art can change the spirit of a place
A wry search for the "right thing" to eat
An immigrant caught between his past and the American Dream
Three women lose sons to police brutality and unite to fight for change
Youth, race and national service: AmeriCorps behind-the-headlines
The CIA's and the Pentagon's secret torture training revealed.
A Korean adoptee bravely unites her biological and adoptive families.
Students at the largest world peace conference in history take charge of their own destiny
A Mother. A Son. Crack. Heroin. A Tale of Love and Addiction.
A first voice testimony celebrating the resiliency of the Garifuna people and their traditions.
Breaking the silence surrounding gay and lesbian teens.
The impact of war on a Palestinian family
A daughter with developmental disabilities decides to move out of the house.
Shot over a period of four years, Girl Trouble documents the compelling personal stories of three teenage girls entangled in San Francisco's failing juvenile justice system.
The powerful story of working women and men linked in our new global economy and the business decisions behind it, Emmy Award winner.
Three hundred undocumented Chinese immigrants sail into a 1993 tragedy that becomes a crucial turning point in US immigration history.
A dancer's hillarious story about his prominent nose and the effect it has on his career.
A portrait of Hawaiian surfer and breast cancer activist Rell Sunn.
The award-winning documentary about community vision, struggle, and change
The intimate profile of four homeless people.
Three communities of low-income residents find new ways to develop permanent affordable housing
A portrait of death, dying, and the power of love & creativity to heal
Is Third World famine the price we're paying for our food?
Ten children ages 12 to 15 share their experiences growing up in the midst of war in Guatemala and El Salvador
A Korean adoptee returns to her native Korea to find her "double," the mysterious girl whose place she took in America.
What is it like to be a colonial subject of the greatest democracy on earth?
All kids are affected by anti-gay prejudice, and all adults have the ability and responsibility to address it.
The movie and the movement about addressing homophobia in schools
A spirited musical journey to the U. S. Virgin Islands
A narrative portrait of a family's struggle through depression and the aftermath of suicide.
Darwin's theory of evolution is challenged by a Midwestern school board
An award-winning doc about disability, caregiving and interdependence.
Where fundamentalism and freedom meet at the front door. The untold stories of Jehovah's Witnesses.
Gay-bashing murder inspires community transformation
Nuclear proliferation: a Nagasaki survivor's wake-up call
Alcohol, prescribed drugs, and women - the myth, the stigma, the reality
An in-depth look at name-calling and bullying in middle schools today, told entirely from a youth perspective
A post-NAFTA immigration story told by the Mexican women left behind.
Lessons from the movement to end poverty: the hidden story of poor people organizing in America.
The story of how separation of church and state in public schools began in America.
Urban manufacturing and the future of our cities
A documentary about the Latinas who clean your homes and help raise your children.
What happens when single women give up looking for Mr. Right and settle for Mr. Right's DNA?
Lifting the veil of silence that has long surrounded domestic violence in Thailand
A portrait of a Mexican-American family caught between cultures
A small team of Ecuadorian doctors expanding the possibilities of rural health for their own people.
An act of conscience that shocked the world
Fighting for America. Fighting to become American.
Uncle Bill is becoming a woman in this funny and touching exploration of gender and sexuality through the eyes of 6, 9 and 11 year old sisters.
The frantic planning inside city hall for the first gay marriage
The story of the rescue of the Bulgarian Jews from the Holocaust
A personal journey to Argentina's dark history of "disappearing" political activists
Can you be fired because of who you sleep with?
The impact of "English only" policies on students' learning and self esteem
One Woman's Desperate Journey; a Revolution at a Crossroads
Traditional quilt makers share their art and their lives
Dyslexia…ADHD…One Family. Three generations struggling to connect.
A captivating portrait of Grete Stern and Ellen Auerbach, two pioneering artists who started a photography studio in Berlin in 1929, and what being a “New Woman” was like during those times.
We were filled with that drug, but little did I know that it was going to take over my entire life and snuff me out as an individual - Jackie Burks, Recovering Addict
SEOUL TRAIN delves into the complex geopolitics of the North Korean human rights and refugee crisis – with a human face.
Tracing an environmentally threatened seafood from source to plate and back again.
What happens when an interracial person's identity is denied by his white family and friends?
African American women and abortion. Finally, the silence is broken.
Rural Nepalese community seeks to prevent child sex trafficking and raise awareness about HIV/AIDS through street theater.
One Mormon familys extraordinary struggle with faith and forgiveness amidst infidelity, homosexuality and AIDS.
Special Circumstances follows former political prisoner, H?ctor Salgado, back to Chile to confront his perpetrators.
Stuttering, substance abuse, and the journey of self-acceptance
A moving portrait of inner city youth and seniors creating a play out of the stories of their lives.
Based on the work of Peru's Truth Commission, State of Fear dramatizes the human and societal costs a democracy faces when it wages a 'war on terror'.
Portrait of Israeli woman filmmaker explores violence in the Middle East
How gender pressures impact all youth - straight and LGBT
Missionaries evangelize indigenous communities using low-tech media
How the simple act of women planting trees changed a nation...
The daring story of the first women firefighters of New York City
What does it mean to be Arab American?
A street-level view of public transit woes
"The trees were our first teachers."
A piercing look at censorship and suppression in the news media
What kids want us to know about what "family" means today
An award-winning film about secrets, survival and memory
Inner city art and transformation of environment, society, and self
The definitive exposé of the consequences of America's wartime use of Agent Orange in Vietnam
Three Afghan women tell how international interventions, war, and the rise of political Islam, has stripped Afghan women of basic rights.
Arab Americans bring civil liberties to the Supreme Court
The religious and spiritual lives of American teenagers
An Iraq veteran's struggle for survival after returning from the war
Two American sisters reflect on both the war and contemporary life in Vietnam
The dramatic story of working women and men who changed American history, Oscar nominated and Grand Prize winner.
One man's journey of conscience from war to peace.
When 8-year-old Fang Sui Yong is adopted from China by the Sadowskys, a Jewish family from New York, her life is suddenly upended.
The making of one of the nation's most successful youth arts programs.