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Bill Gates outlines opportunities to create a better life for people in the world's poorest countries.

The documentary exposes the danger of human trafficking by recounting the story of two victims. It aims to prevent women from being recruited.

An academic and author discusses modern media and its correlation to democracy and development from a peace perspective.

Development assistance can offer people an alternative to conflict in countries disabled by war. This report explores the impact that economic development had in several provinces in Burundi during the country's 10-year civil war and the need for continued international support since the war has ended.

The world's greatest architects create an architectural symbol for global Peace. Commissioned by the United Nations for the 60th Anniversary of the founding of the U.N. The story of how the world’s greatest architects representing many of the original member nations came together and created an architectural symbol for global Peace.

An innovative technology serves rural Kenya, Uganda, and Tanzania with information.

As peace and stability in northern Uganda become real, efforts toward recovery and development are taking center stage.

A former Colombian prostitute narrates the story of her life and how she managed to transform it, overcoming extreme poverty, drug addiction, and sexual abuse among others.

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

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