ViewChange: Lost Boy Found
Category: Documentaries
When war broke out in southern Sudan, Valentino Deng and thousands of other children fled the fighting that killed many of their families. A lucky few, Valentino included, made it to the United States to carve out a new future for themselves.

Al Jazeera English - Witness: The Colony
Category: Documentaries
Filmmakers Brent Huffman and Xiaoli Zhou traveled to Senegal in West Africa to explore the onslaught of Chinese economic might and its impact on long-standing African traditions.

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.

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.

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.

Spotlight: Blood in the Mobile
Category: Documentaries
During the last 15 years the civil war in the DR Congo has killed over 5 million people and 300,000 women have been raped. Blood in the Mobile reveals the connection between our cell phones and the conflict in the Congo.

ViewChange: To Educate a Girl
Category: Documentaries
In 2010 filmmakers Frederick Rendina and Oren Rudavsky traveled to Nepal and Uganda, two countries emerging from conflict and struggling with poverty, to find the answer to one question: What does it take to educate a girl?

ViewChange: Balancing Act
Category: Documentaries
No matter how much you might want to fight it, you can't ignore tradition. But must tradition and progress always act as enemies? Find out, in this program from the ViewChange series.

Al Jazeera English - Witness: Darfur Plays
Category: Documentaries
In this documentary from the Al Jazeera English Witness series, art makes a difference in Darfur, where a troupe of self-taught young actors take theater into the streets and refugee camps.

ViewChange: Outside the Box
Category: Documentaries
Problem-solving in the developing world can require real flexibility...and often a little creativity. From bomb-sniffing rats to a multicultural skate park, watch two stories about fresh ideas for old problems.

ViewChange: Peanuts
Category: Documentaries
Jock Brandis is a man with a mission: to design and build a simple, hand-operated peanut sheller that will enable villagers around the world to more easily grow peanuts for food, which in turn will also help them cultivate cotton as a cash crop.

ViewChange: One Good Idea
Category: Documentaries
Solving the world's problems - poverty, hunger, disease - is far from a simple task. But sometimes one good idea is all it takes to change lives. Watch two inspiring films that prove just this.

ViewChange: Feast and Sacrifice
Category: Documentaries
Deya and his large extended family live in a tiny village in Senegal, on the ragged edges of globalization and immigration. Questions of work and ambition arise as the family prepares for Tabaski, the biggest holiday of the year.

ViewChange: The Mothers Index
Category: Documentaries
Being a new mother is challenging enough, but what extra burdens do moms face in poor, rural communities? Tour the world's best and worst places to be a mother, in a report from ViewChange.org and Save the Children.