Shoot the People: Global Activism through Misan Harriman’s Lens
Influential British Nigerian photographer and activist Misan Harriman captures global protests that drive social change.
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An inspiring documentary series that brings world issues into focus through compelling human stories.
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A censorship saga about how the voices of republican leaders in Northern Ireland were banned by the British government.
In a prison classroom in the US, a group of college students and imprisoned students rethink justice, guilt and mercy.
As Mexico cohosts the World Cup, a mother confronts gender violence and seeks safety for her daughter through football.
A Native American lawyer confronts ICE as he channels generational resistance into a fight for justice in the US.
An internationally acclaimed photojournalist in Iran turns his lens on his own city, as Tehran comes under bombardment.
In Lebanon, a young woman is forced to face her own vulnerabilities while helping those displaced by war.
Determined to break the siege on Gaza, two filmmakers share firsthand accounts on board the Global Sumud Flotilla.
Longtime friends divided by war, Raed is trapped in Gaza while George watches from afar, one locked in, one locked out.
Struggling with loneliness, people in Japan use an online chat service for mental health support and social connection.
A teacher and his students in rural Argentina use music to raise the alarm about the dangers of pesticide spraying.
