By: Beyond Green

19 year-old Diana López always aspired to be a pilot and since the Kelly Air Force base is in her neighborhood, she was convinced that joining the Air Force was the best way to reach her goal.  After graduation, she had one last summer in San Antonio to intern …

By: Beyond Green

16 year-old David Were lives in Kibera, Africa’s largest slum on the outskirts of Kenya’s capital city, Nairobi.  Basic facilities like the bathroom become an enormous chore as the family uses buckets and plastic bags to dispose of human waste.  The b…

By: Beyond Green

When Marisol Becerra was a little girl, she thought that the huge smokestacks in her community, Chicago’s “Little Village,” were a “Cloud Factory.”  Years later, as she watched her younger sister Brenda suffer from Asthma, she realized th…

By: Job Train

One girl tells the story of what makes her family unique and strong, and seeks to dispel stereotypes

By: American India Foundation

In this live-action video, the issues of urban slums in India are examined from multiple perspectives.

By: American India Foundation

The labor of the poor is most admirable. They contain within them a belief and drive that moves them beyond their destitution. It would seem that a person

By: American India Foundation

Youth speak out about the dangers of using cell phones while driving through the crowded streets of Bangalore.

By: American India Foundation

A film documenting runaway children in India who stay in railway stations and the problems that they face.

By: East Palo Alto Boys and Girls Club

Why aren't more African American youth going to college? Eddy Lowe interviews educator/activist Carl Ray to understand the reasons, the impact, and the solutions to getting more black youth inspired to get an education.