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A rewriting of the U.S. Declaration of Independence, A DECLARATION OF INTERDEPENDENCE is a global-participatory film from the team behind CONNECTED. With music by Moby and directed by Tiffany Shlain, it is an exhilarating montage of user-generated videos and graphics, a global mash-up demonstrating the vast potential of creative collaboration in the 21st century. A DECLARATION OF INTERDEPENDENCE is the first film of a new short film series called Let it Ripple: Mobile Films for Global Change.

A Journey Home documents the work of The Warriors and Quiet Waters Foundation, an organization that brings traumatically injured US Servicemen to Montana for a week of recreational therapy and healing.

The PEACE project supports policy planning, pastoral land tenure conflict resolution, and introduction of technologies to improve rangeland management and livestock production and marketing.

After 30 years of war and Taliban-rule, pop culture has returned to Afghanistan through Afghan Star - a Pop Idol-style TV series.

Afghanistan has been at war for 24 years. The West’s battle against the Taliban is only the latest of a series of conflicts the Afghans have suffered. Filmmaker Taran Davies and Walied Osman, an Afghan-American, set out to gain an understanding of how a generation of war has affected the Afghan people.

Milad Yousufi grew up in war-torn Afghanistan, and though he didn't have a piano, he did have an imagination.

USIP's Gordon Lubold interviews Jahvid Durrani of Integrity Watch Afghanistan in Kabul.

Afghanistan's recent election was hailed as an example of "democracy" but more then one million votes were discounted due to feud. Who should be held responsible and is Afghanistan the "good" war?

A DFID program attempts to transform Afghanistan's dependence on the poppy and reduce criminality in the process.

For many women in Herat, forced marriage, domestic violence, and rape are still commonplace more than eight years after the fall of the Taliban.