Nero's Guests
Category: Documentaries
In the past 10 years, 200,000 farmers have committed suicide in India, but the mainstream media hardly reflects this. This is the honest story of the agrarian crisis and growing inequality in India.

ViewChange: Challenging Hunger
Category: Documentaries
Chronic hunger affects one billion people around the world on a daily basis. How are aid groups, rural farmers, and other innovators working together to feed the planet? Find out in this special from Bread for the World and ViewChange.org.

TED Talks: Kavita Ramdas - Radical Women, Embracing Tradition
Category: News & Current Affairs
Investing in women can unlock infinite potential around the globe. But how can women walk the line between Western-style empowerment and traditional culture? Kavita Ramdas shares her insight in this TED Talk.

Men of the City
Category: Documentaries
Using impressive music and uncolored images of the rain-sodden British capital, Isaacs fluidly balances sensitive portraits of people striving to find their place in the swarming city of London.

ViewChange: The Entrepreneurs
Category: Documentaries
With courage and determination four young women in Zambia defy the odds and establish their own successful businesses. From a furniture store to a pre-school for vulnerable children, The Entrepreneurs prove that anything is possible.

Al Jazeera English - Witness: Lost and Found
Category: Documentaries
The number of homeless people in the US has always been a stunning statistic that seems to run counter to the promise of the American Dream, and, compounded by the deep recession, is only getting worse.

ViewChange: HIV Prevention - Looking Back & Moving Forward
Category: Documentaries
Take a journey to find out what's working in HIV prevention -- and providing hope for the future -- in this new half-hour documentary produced by ViewChange in partnership with PSI (Population Services International).

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.

In Focus: Two German Doctors In Haiti - Part 2
Category: News & Current Affairs
(Part 2) 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.

In Focus: The Human Cost of Cheap Coffee
Category: Documentaries
This report highlights the connection between low coffee prices in the West and the exploitation of children, who toil away on the plantations of German roasters instead of going to school.

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.

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.

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?