PeaceMedia

SOUR: Skateboarding for Peace in the Middle East. This film asks the real question — “What does an instrument of peace look like?” Filmed during the Lebanon/Israel War of 2006, SOUR features a youthful ensemble of top Arab and Israeli skaters jumping borders and culture barriers to share a united passion for skating and life. In essence, ‘Sour,’ is a film about doing the things you love with people you’re not supposed to like.

Workshop presented by hostage negotiator on methods to manage and prevent conflict based on transactional analysis.

Short documentary on how American students mobilized their school in order to help people in Honduras - and how they learned in the process.

First children's television program in Macedonia created to promote intercultural understanding and encourage conflict prevention.

Richard J. Goldstone is a justice of the Constitutional Court of South Africa, which has been trusted with the task of interpreting the new South African Constitution and supervising the country's transition into democracy.

Documentary taking the conflict between Ethiopia and Eritrea as a starting point to explore efforts to promote and safeguard peace in the 20th century.

Filmmaker Allan King shows attempts by Russian civilians to build a life with native Estonians at an abandoned military base.

Video on the prevention of youth violence: advising teenagers on recognizing the warning signs of violence, protecting themselves, and finding alternatives to violent lifestyles.

Film about the war in the former Yugoslavia exploring the ideology of ethnic cleansing.

Enriched by home movies, archival footage, and previously unpublished photographs, the women's varied and vibrant stories provide a unique look at Jewish resistance to Nazism, a subject all too often consigned to history's footnotes.