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13 October 2011

  • Inside the genocide memorial in Rwanda

    Rwandan genocide: a survivor's story

    Writing a book about surviving the Rwandan genocide has helped Illuminée Nganemariya rebuild her life.

15 September 2011

  • Twittamentary director Tan Siok Siok

    Twittamentary: the Twitter film that explores where social media is @

    Twitter documentary takes film-maker on a fascinating journey, 140 characters at a time

23 August 2011

  • Storm Clouds Over Route 40 in Patagonia

    Cristian Aliaga: searching for stories from society's submerged

    Argentine writer discusses the promotion of his work in Buenos Aires, Spain and the English-speaking world

12 August 2011

  • testing radiation levels in Japan after earthquake

    Japan earthquake and tsunami: 'we had no idea how much worse it would get.'

    Henry Green talks to Carin Nakanishi, an intern at a Tokyo architect firm when Japan was hit by March's devastating earthquake.

20 July 2011

  • sophie hunger

    Sophie Hunger: Sadly, I don't need a history to be able to exist somewhere

    Once Switzerland's best-kept secret, singer and songwriter Sophie Hunger is now its most successful music export. Born in Bern as the daughter of a diplomat, she spent large parts of her childhood in London and Bonn. She talks about authenticity, home and how she invented her own identity.

19 July 2011

  • james cochran

    'Jimmy C' - my journey from the streets of Adelaide to a Paris studio

    The Australian street artist James Cochran, aka Jimmy C, talks about how he became the artist he is today

7 April 2011

  • afghan female mp

    A vision for Afghanistan: Kabul's leading female MP sets out her hopes and fears

    Fawzia Koofi explains what took her to parliament, and what makes her want to run for the presidency in 2014

15 February 2011

  • Trail Our Generation: Boys beach Gitan

    Our Generation: Land. Culture. Freedom

    Behind the scenes - filming Our Generation, with Sinem Saban and Damien Curtis.

14 February 2011

  • Our generation QA

    'People wanted it to be made': Q&A with Sinem Saban and Damien Curtis – producers of Our Generation

  • Our Generation review

    Our Generation: Land Culture Freedom - review

11 January 2011

  • dalit women Dhaka

    Dalit women's aspirations brought home impact of 'double discrimination'

    Emily Esplen visited a community in Dhaka where inspiring community organisers are showing change is possible

17 December 2010

  • ShelterBox Mentawai Islands

    ShelterBox: springing into action whenever people are displaced

    Becky Morgan gives a first-hand account a recent deployment for the disaster relief charity ShelterBox, in an area of Indonesia recently hit by an earthquake and a tsunami.

20 October 2010

  • congo boy soldier

    'Changing gender norms is essential for peacebuilding in Congo'

    Chris Dolan, director of the Refugee Law Project in Uganda, has concluded democracy isn't possible in the eastern Congo without big changes in relations between men and women

30 August 2010

  • inuit throat singing

    Inuit women preserve unique tradition

    Throat singing is a traditional game among Inuit women. Taqralik Partridge and Nina Segalowitz explain it here in its interlocking style

26 August 2010

  • Ghana spelling bee

    One word at a time

    Eugenia Appiah, founder of Ghana's Young Educators, explains she's worried about the time its youth spend with technology

24 June 2010

  • Kenyan pastoralists suffer from drought

    Kenya: the Turkana people's quest for water

    Nash Colander finds that the nomadic Turkana tribe is desperate for water

26 April 2010

  • Falklands veteran Juan Carlos Ianuzzo

    Argentinean Falklands veterans fight on

    Juan Carlos Ianuzzo, secretary of the Association of Malvinas Veterans, describes why he went to war in 1982

12 April 2010

  • Agent Orange victim Dang Hong Nhut

    'Agent Orange has given me a death sentence'

    Vietnamese woman Dang Hong Nhut was 29 years old when she was heavily exposed to Agent Orange

9 April 2010

  • Dalit women

    Empowerment in India

    Despite being a Dalit or "untouchable" woman Roshni Devi was elected in north India

4 April 2010

  • chile earthquake survivors

    'I survived the Chile earthquake'

    IT professional Arnab Mallick describes his experience of the earthquake

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