PeaceMedia

This includes stories from more than 35 rights advocates around the world who have successfully used information and digital technologies to create positive change.

Documentary following a journey through Darfur, trying to shed light on the stories of unimaginable violence, the courage of aid workers, and efforts of those who stand up against the genocide.

After decades of civil war, and years of work clearing up after it, Mozambique is slowly moving towards being declared free of land mines. All thanks to man's unlikely new best friend: the rat.

DFID Humanitarian Advisor, Neil Barry, reports from northern Sri Lanka on how UK funding is helping people return to their homes after the conflict.

From Oregon to Massachusetts and every state in between, we received letters of thanks from over 25,000 Americans saying thanks to UN Peacekeepers. Those letters have been delivered to UN Peacekeepers on the ground and here they are shown reading some of the inspiring letters received.

A Hard Talk Extra interview with Angelina Jolie regarding her work with the UN as a Human Rights activist.

A unique recycling project turns decommissioned weapons into prosthetic limbs for victims of conflict.

In most corners of the world, a woman’s work is never done. In Beyond Fatigue an Afghan woman walks miles to help her sick mother-in-law and is responsible for the next generation of young minds as she teaches them the language and lessons of the Quran.

UK Aid's Hunger Safety Net Programme (HSNP) is helping 60,000 of Kenya's most vulnerable household to lift themselves out of poverty by giving them small cash transfers of around £8 a month.

An Open Society Foundations video on philanthropist George Soros, and his transformative works around the world.