Tulia, Texas: Scenes From the Drug War
Category: Documentaries
More than 10% of the African-American community in this tiny town were arrested in a 1999 sting operation, even though there was no proof that any drug dealing occurred.

Turning Prayer into Action
Category: Documentaries
A one hour program that brings together the International Council of 13 Indigenous Grandmothers in Dharamsala, India, with the Bioneers Conference in Northern California for a live dialogue via a satellite "spacebridge".

Understanding Islam
Category: News & Current Affairs
Link Producer, Wendy Hanamura and Souheila Al-Jadda discuss the documentary Muhammad:Legacy of a Prophet and Link's week of programming devoted to Islam.

Until There's a Cure
Category: Documentaries
A short history of the AIDS epidemic seen through the prism of the International AIDS Conferences.

Up Next With Terrence McNally: Jared Diamond
Category: News & Current Affairs
Host Terrence McNally speaks with the author, evolutionary biologist, physiologist, and biogeographer, Jared Diamond.

Urban Elder
Category: Documentaries
Meet Vern Harper, who brings the tradition of Tribal Elder to Toronto's growing Native population.

USA vs. Al Arian
Category: Documentaries
This revealing documentary presents a close portrait of an Arab-American family facing terrorism charges leveled by the U.S. government. Watch this important documentary online now.

Vieques: Worth Every Bit of Struggle
Category: Documentaries
The struggle between the inhabitants of Vieques Island and the U.S. military, who for 60 years used the island near Puerto Rico for hazardous weapons testing and military training, is examined in this powerful documentary.

Vietnam: A Long time Coming
Category: Documentaries

Viewpoint With James Zogby
Category: News & Current Affairs
A live call-in discussion program about Middle East and world issues hosted by Dr. James Zogby from Washington D.C. and broadcast throughout the Middle East.

Vis a Vis: Native Tongues
Category: Documentaries
Native American performing artist James Luna and Australian Aboriginal actress Ningali Lawford compare perspectives on life and society.

Vis à Vis: Beyond The Veil
Category: Documentaries
A powerful videophone dialogue between Deborah Whitley in Maryland and Sima Daad in Teheran. The two high school teachers confront their cultural and political differences.

Vis à Vis: Blue And Black
Category: Documentaries
Through a series of digital links, two black policemen, a South African and an American, explore how they are each coping with crime, the pressures of police work, and a legacy of racism.

Visionaries: Trickle Up
Category: Documentaries
The Trickle Up program, founded in 1979, helps the most impoverished in Africa, the Americas, Asia and the United States to realize their potential and strengthen their communities.

Voices from Inside
Category: Documentaries
Inside a federal women's prison a German-born theater artist encourages a racially mixed circle of women to find their own voices through poetry and creative expression.

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