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.

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.

There's one date that is etched in the mind of Adriana Chitula - 15 April 2001. It was the last time she saw her parents. That night soldiers attacked her village and she fled into the bush to hide. She had no idea if her parents survived the attack.

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

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.

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.

Charlie Rose interviews Mikhail Gorbachev and addresses his life and political career.

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

As peace and normalcy slowly return to Swat Valley, artists and craftsmen are back at work.

Two former Lord's Resistance Army commanders seek traditional justice from tribal elders in order to be granted atonement and to come to terms with their past.