Alexis Stringfellow

“Drawing Power: A Comics Anthology” is a collection of memoirs on themes of sexual harassment, by over 60 female-identified cartoonists from around the world.

Swedish-born actress Frida Farrell has made it her mission to change the misconception that human trafficking in a far-away problem with "Apartment 407," a film based on her true story.

Many treatable health issues are plagued with taboos that prevent people from seeking treatment.

Sarah Clift decided to make a film during a trip to Mexico. Though the first-time filmmaker was new to the process, she was very clear about one thing — she wanted a shot of a Trump piñata on the back of motorcycle.

Liz Mermin of Thomson Reuters Foundation discusses the inspiration and process behind the global documentaries featured on the new Link TV series “Trust Docs.”

The MADE by DWC store and job training program at the Downtown Women's Center employs women who have experienced homelessness in Los Angeles.

KCET spoke to Jessica Golden, a producer of the documentary, "Los Wild Ones," about her experience diving into the world of underground music.

Whether it was a savior of language, the mother of the gay rights movement, or the founding mother of primatology, Schatz and Stahl chose biographies that resonated with more than the "Eurocentric" woman and reflected more than Western history.

There’s more to sandal company Sseko Designs than meets the eye. Liz Forkin Bohannon moved to Uganda to learn more about the world through a humanitarian lens but she unexpectedly found an opportunity to foster social change.

Activist Moises Serrano, subject of the documentary "Forbidden," discusses his journey in a country that refuses to recognize his full humanity as an undocumented immigrant and as a queer man.