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In Search of Healing Paul Mutangwa, born in exile in Uganda, returns to Rwanda days after the genocide ended in July 1994 to begin the work of hope and healing that best represents the Rwanda of today. ► View Video and Lesson Plan |
People of Peace Tens of thousands of Pakistanis, headed up by Mohammed Tahseen and South Asia Partnership Pakistan, struggle for democracy, religious tolerance, women's equity and agrarian reform. ► View Video and Lesson Plan |
Building a School in Honduras Fifteen teenagers, working side by side with Honduran NGO Project Rural Reconstruction, (Edmonton, Kitchener, Mississauga, Guelph, Brampton) set out to build a school in two weeks. ► View Video and Lesson Plan |
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Development Alternative A movement of Bangladeshi farming families decide for themselves their development goals. ► View Video and Lesson Plan |
Strength from the Ground Up Haitian Madsen Gachette is appointed to head up a new Haiti-based national office to support community development projects for Canadian Feed the Children. ► View Video and Lesson Plan |
Women of the North CUSO cooperant Karen Clarke and her many friends in Maata N Tudu, a grassroots micro enterprise organization in Northern Ghana. ► View Video and Lesson Plan |
Grains of Life Guyana's rice growers have banded together to lessen poverty level for their communities; now they look at the new trade rules, which are making them poorer than ever. ► View Video and Lesson Plan |
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Credit Where it's Due Nicaraguan Martha Espinoza Osorio received a small loan of $150 to start a business that has helped her move out of poverty and put her four children through university. ► View Video and Lesson Plan |
Making a Living Canadian and Dominican Republic groups work together on food security and workers' conditions, but trade and globalization trends impede the process. ► View Video and Lesson Plan |
Changing Hearts, Changing Communities Canadian Baha'is Sherif Rushdy and Shaku Ranigam founders of the New Era Development Institute (NEDI) in Panchgani, India work to bring a well-rounded education to remote communities in India. ► View Video and Lesson Plan |
Education for Life In the mid 1980's, leaders from the poor communities of Mombasa, Kenya requested assistance in improving the overall education of their youth. ► View Video and Lesson Plan |
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Mobilizing Against HIV/AIDS Tanzanians find creative ways to involve the entire community in the fight to prevent HIV/AIDS. ► View Video and Lesson Plan
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Child's Work Peru's 16-year-old child labour leader Jose Wilfredo Sanchez Porras ("Pepe") travels to Toronto to be guest speaker at World Youth Day in 2002. ► View Video and Lesson Plan |
A Tale of Two Cities The municipalities of Tubigon in the Philippines and Portage la Prairie in Manitoba form a unique partnership, and learn from each other ways to improve the quality of life for their citizens. ► View Video and Lesson Plan
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Mobilizing for Change Canadians inspired to serve overseas often join existing non-governmental organizations or they go on to found their own. ► View Video and Lesson Plan |
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Against All Odds The people of rural Malawi learn to survive and thrive as they battle the effects of HIV/AIDS and its impact on food security. ► View Video and Lesson Plan
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Making Children Matter Laura Thompso and Samuel Fuakye, two university students, travel to Tema, Ghana where Samuel grew up in a SOS Children's Village. ► View Video and Lesson Plan |
Dongo Development For more than 20 years, Peter Timmerman has been committed to fighting Africa's problems of poverty, hunger, homelessness, disease and disaster. ► View Video and Lesson Plan |
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