explore: Raindrops Over Rwanda
Category: Documentaries
How does a nation torn apart by the nightmare of genocide reconcile its past and live together in the present? Take a journey to Rwanda with Charlie and the explore.org Team to uncover the forces that led to the 1994 Rwandan genocide.

ViewChange: The Mozambique Poo Tour
Category: Documentaries
In a bid to raise awareness about the water and sanitation crisis facing the developing world, a group of musicians set off to Mozambique to discover how communities are tackling the issues of human waste.

Al Jazeera English - Witness: The Maestro's Daughters
Category: Documentaries
In this documentary from the Al Jazeera English Witness series, the blind daughters of a famous Bangladeshi musician try to carry on their father's legacy.

TED Talks: Jaqueline Novogratz and Eve Ensler
Category: News & Current Affairs
Jacqueline Novogratz tells a moving story of an encounter in a Nairobi slum about escaping poverty, and Eve Ensler declares that there is a girl cell in us all - a cell that we all have to suppress.

TED Talks: Majora Carter and Nate Silver
Category: News & Current Affairs
Majora Carter details her fight for environmental justice in the South Bronx - and shows how minority neighborhoods suffer most from flawed urban policy. And Nate Silver has answers to controversial questions about race in politics: Did Obama's race hurt his votes in some places?

In Focus: Two German Doctors In Haiti - Part 1
Category: Documentaries
(Part 1) Gynecologist Michael Will and his wife Esther, who is a nurse, had no idea what to expect when they decided to move from Germany to the Caribbean island to help the people of Haiti. Since then they've been working in a small hospital in the particularly poor north of the country. They've also been supporting a Dutch doctor and her husband in the fight against cholera, tuberculosis, AIDS and malnutrition.

NHK Presents: March 11 Disaster - Reviving Manufacturing
Category: Documentaries
The March 11th disaster in Japan revealed an unanticipated Achilles' heel of Japanese manufacturing. How can manufacturing in the Tohoku region of Japan, a nation based on its technology, recover?

Al Jazeera English - Witness: Queen of the Jungle
Category: Documentaries
Ruth, an elected leader of the Ashaninka tribe of North-East Peru, must fight male-dominated traditions in her own tribe to serve as their leader in the battle with the government of Peru to prevent a dam from being built on their land.

ViewChange: Starting Over
Category: Documentaries
Few conflicts can dismantle a country and a people as brutally as civil war. And when the dust finally settles, who remains to pick up the pieces? See new stories in search of a fresh start.

Al Jazeera English - Witness: Stella Rotaru - Fighting Global Sex Trade
Category: Documentaries
In this documentary from the Al Jazeera English Witness series, find out how and why women are forced into being trafficked and how to help them.

Restore Fairness
Category: Documentaries
This series of short films, from the organization Restore Fairness, addresses the impact of racism on communities across our country, including the African American, Latino, Arab, Muslim and South Asian communities.

In Focus: The Picture of the Napalm Girl - Part 1
Category: Documentaries
In June 1972 a photograph showing a nine-year-old girl running naked down a street in Vietnam, fleeing her burning village, sent shock waves around the world. This 2-part documentary tells the story of how this famous photo came to be.

In Focus: The Picture of the Napalm Girl - Part 2
Category: Documentaries
In June 1972 a photograph showing a nine-year-old girl running naked down a street in Vietnam, fleeing her burning village, sent shock waves around the world. This 2-part documentary tells the story of how this famous photo came to be.

Al Jazeera English - Witness: Soy Palestino
Category: Documentaries
In this documentary from the Al Jazeera English Witness series, a Palestinian filmmaker finds much in common with a homeless Cuban musician.

Syrian School
Category: Documentaries
Despite rarely finding itself out of the headlines, the Middle East is frequently misunderstood. Syrian School goes beyond the clichés to meet the human face of a fast growing young population, whose government is modernizing the education system to encourage a generation of children able to think for themselves.