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Former Director General of the International Planned Parenthood Federation speaks on the transformational impact girls can have on driving development.

Find out how BBC Media Action is using media to reduce poverty and promote human rights around the world. The BBC is working to connect with people from rural areas, break through health stigmas, promote high quality unbiased journalism, all through media.

First day of the Colloquium: Violence and the trivialisation of poverty Interviews of Thomas Mayes (United Kingdom), Sean Dunne (Ireland), and Ronald Schexnayder Second day of the Colloquium: Peace and mutual recognition. Interviews of Colm O Cuanachaín (Amnesty International) and Lala Arabian (Lebanon)

Sir Ken Robinson addresses how population growth and technology are fueling huge changes in education.

In this video, people from all walks of life and regions across the globe share their dreams for UN Women and the type of world they envision for women and girls in the future.

Fight for Peace uses boxing & martial arts combined with education and personal development to realise the potential of young people in communities that suffer from crime and violence.

Participants in a World Economic Forum-BBC debate discuss the usefulness of peace talks in the Middle East.

Co-Founder of Elvis & Kresse, Kresse Wesling is passionate about waste, making it beautiful, and developing businesses that are good for the environment.

Would you like to see what a typical mediation case looks like? We have assembled some clips from our new training DVD "Mediation in Action"TM. These illustrate some key points in the mediation process.

Former Prime Minister of the United Kingdom Gordon Brown on the impacts of political engagement and movements to share prosperity through the promotion of a living wage.