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Middle school students learn about healthy foods, how it is harder to find healthy food in poor neighborhoods and how eating badly causes disease.

This film follows Louis Harding as he rebuilds the community center he opened just one month before Hurricane Katrina hit and destroyed his work. Despite the setback, 72-year-old Harding refuses to give up on his mission to combat poverty in New Orleans. He discusses the importance of history, heroes and self-esteem in the black community and explains why making his dream a reality is more important now than ever before.

Young Agrarians was created as a tool to introduce young people to a new way of looking at agriculture and food production.

$5,000 could cover the cost of hair and make-up for one day on set in LA or pay for one year's schooling for 145 girls in Afghanistan. Sarah McLachlan does the math and encourages you to join her.

Youth in Ghana pose questions to people outside of their borders and spark an ongoing dialogue through film.

A series of slides with statistics which highlight how money that was used for military purposes could have helped the poor.

A routine eye exam turns into a troubling look at American attitudes towards minorities in positions of power.

A woman, trapped by time and age, searches for freedom in her childhood memories.