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The Zamimpilo Arts and Craft Market, Kwa Zulu Natal consists of 164 women who make a living by selling Arts and Craft...
Life in Park Extension from the perspectives of those who live here....
Video promoting État d'Urgence 2010 *****, a five-star all-inclusive event inspired by the issue of homelessness! Nov...
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The government of Canada sincerely apologizes and asks the forgiveness of the aboriginal peoples of this country for fai...
The HN crew decided to take a walk down to B.C. Place / Canada Place to see the aftermath from a night of Sid mania. Th...
This is the day I joined a team of World Vision staff on one of their vaccination programs. We went to Lurcuk Payam in T...
Part four of a four-part series on the disparate voices affected by the Mumbai slum demolitions, in this episode we meet...
After the lead up, count down, investment, crackdown, security, money and hype... what will be left when the olympic r...
Residents of Vancouver's Downtown Eastside hosted the 2nd annual Poverty Olympics to highlight the growing problem of ...
The third annual Poverty Olympics took place on Feb. 7, 2010, one week before the Winter Olympics got underway. ...
The third annual Poverty Olympic Torch arrived in vancouver today six days ahead of the opening of the winter games. The...
bankers and panhandlers. A music Video By singer songwriter HAYBALE, with RACH on the tenor banjo....
IWEN Canada - Indentured Girls Programme is a program that rescues bonded girls from slavery and gives them a new mean...
Un animation qui utilise l'image d'une arbre comme symbol pour illustrer une nouvelle vision du Canada dans le monde. Ce...
During the next Canadian federal election, Canadians have several important questions about Canada's role in the world. ...
Toronto youth share their ideas and visions for Canada's role in the world....
Toronto youth share their personal reasons for why they care about Canada’s role in the world and how it affects their...
This video documents the situation in the starvation zone of Southern Sudan, in Africa....
This video was done to raise awareness of the medical needs in Southern Sudan....
W.E.E.P. (Women's Educational Empowerment Project) for Southern Sudan is a non-profit organization dedicated to the bett...
In 2006, students from a Calgary elementary school traveled to Africa to visit Litein Orphanage in Kenya and to try to m...
The first well drilled in Ethiopia on April 11th....
Aware of the rural homeless, the filmmaker takes us through a bewildering tour of an abandoned Mennonite farming house, ...
Author Varda Burstyn gives a brilliant and incisive talk about the Orwellian notion of "Double Think," and applies it to...
Did you know? 1 in 5 Iraqis have been uprooted by violence in their homeland. Many have fled to Syria where the situati...
Did you know? 1 in 5 Iraqis have been uprooted by violence in their homeland. Many have fled to Syria where the situati...
Annabelle is a 12 year old girl living with AIDS in Uganda. Thanks to the anti-AIDS treatments that she is able to recei...
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Vancouver residents are being forced out of their homes as a result of re-development for the upcoming 2010 Olympics. Wi...
Nurse Norma McMurdo recollects working at Riverview Mental Hospital (Coquitlam British Columbia Canada) from 1949-1951. ...
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Interviews with mostly members of the Fort MacKay and Fort Chipewyan communities, discussing cultural and environmental ...
Witness the hardships that the homeless and drug addicts face on a day to day basis. ...
A heroin addict and a community activist talk about drug addiction....
Part one of a four-part series on the disparate voices affected by the Mumbai slum demolitions, this episode introduces ...
Part two of a four-part series on the disparate voices affected by the Mumbai slum demolitions, this episode discusses w...
Part three of a four-part series on the disparate voices affected by the Mumbai slum demolitions, this episode explores ...
Avert is an international HIV/AIDS charity. This public service announcement includes information about the transmission...
The 2010 Peoples Summit wrapped up today after two days of workshops and presentations, building up to the Vancouver Ant...
A documentary examining the history of housing in Vancouver and the impact of the 2010 Olympic Games on the city's homel...
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The Water Warriors, a group of Highland Park residents, fight the privatization of their water plant....
Students talk about parents not understanding them. In the fiction, Alicia feels very alone....
Carmen finds himself in a difficult situation and does not dare ask for help....
Kay Rice and her kids discuss the stigma of being poor in a rich country...
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- Ep. 68 - Taking it Back
- Ep. 75 - Grandmas raising Granchildren
- Ep. 88 - Women Behind Bars
- Ep. 95 - Autonomy in the Point
- État d’Urgence
- No 2010 Olympics: Take Back Land or Die Trying
- Olympic Tent Village Shows Plight of the Homeless in Vancouver
- Slum Demolitions and Cutoff Dates
- The Impact of Demolitions on Education
- Vancouver in the lead up to 2010
- Varda Burstyn: on Huxley
- Southern Sudan: Oil Exploitation vs Wildlife Protection
- 2010 Olympic Resistance: Solidarity and the Strengthening of Social Movements
- A Brief History of South Africa's Racist Politics
- All I want for Christmas is...to be treated like a normal child
- Back On The Map: A New Vision for Canada's Role in the World
- Danger Mine!
- Descriptions of George Orwell and Aldous Huxley
- Don't Forget Iraqi Refugees
- Education rights in Upper Ghana
- Feeding Bellies, Nurturing Minds
- Finding Value in Youth Employment
- ForeignPolicy Camp
- Getting to Class - Girls in Ghana fight for their right to education
- Ghana child healthcare initiatives
- Harm Reduction, '50s Style
- Here and Now, Equality and democracy in Montreal public schools
- Inter Pares aims to ‘Take Back the Day’ by reclaiming the true meaning of Mother’s Day
- Inter Pares offers soul-nourishing alternative to traditional gift-giving
- Interactive Map: Toronto Olympic Torch Protest
- Investing in Rural Entrepreneurs
- Juba, Wau, Malakal Community Planning for Resettlement
- Major Upgrades to Basic Education
- McGuinty's axing of the Special Diet program is a catastrophe to poor and sick Ontarians
- Nixon is Happy to be in Canada
- North End Halifax Condos: For Better or for Worse?
- Planet of Slums
- Poverty and education in Ghana
- Response to Residential Truth: Unified Future
- Seven-Weeks in Southern Sudan Beckons a Return Visit
- Street Kids in India
- The Conflict over Coltan: The Curse of the Congo
- The declaration for equality in education
- The ‘Shanghaification’ Of Mumbai
- Total Returns to South Sudan Post CPA to June 2008
- WSF: Poverty Without Borders
- The Power of Social Media ppt from Canadian Social Forum
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