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A group of individuals confronts their fears and anxieties as they decide whether to jump from a ten-meter diving platform in a public pool.
Weight-based discrimination and bullying significantly impact adolescent girls, as illustrated through personal testimonies and poetic visuals in this exploration of fatphobia.
In Birmingham, the violent conflict between the Burger Bar Boys and the Johnson Crew has persisted for over two decades, impacting community lives and efforts for peace.
Lydia, a soil microbiologist in Tucson, engages with fellow runner Alfred Urbina to address environmental damage from mining and its impact on Native communities.
A collection of 1980s porn videotapes becomes a focal point for Charlie Tyrell as he seeks to understand his late father through inherited possessions.
Ten children live in a farmhouse on Cape Breton Island, where their pockets are usually empty but their lives are well filled.
Paul Evra, president of the Centre Lasallien, provides a private tour of the youth-focused community hub in conjunction with Will Prosper's new film.
Five minutes of implied dialogue between two men unfolds against a backdrop of women, hinting at deeper themes of liberation and aspiration.
Uru indigenous communities of Bolivia confront the existential threat of Lake Poopó's disappearance, redefining their identity as Qotzuñi, or People of the Lake.
A person reflects on their military career that began in 2006, sharing experiences of love, loss, and the pressures of wedding planning.
John manages about 100 farmers and oversees the loading of 150 boxcars of grain each year at a diesel grain elevator in Saskatchewan.
Two musicians from contrasting backgrounds in South Africa reflect on the ongoing impact of apartheid while working to foster unity through music.
In northern Labrador, Holly Andersen examines the deep-rooted connections of the Inuit community to their ancestral lands and the impact of displacement.
More than 20 derogatory terms are mentioned by teenagers in a 27-minute examination of the emotional impact of homophobic language.
Makur Diet, who lost his leg to gunfire over a decade ago, now helps fellow war victims at an International Committee of the Red Cross center in South Sudan.
A man deliberately avoids taking PrEP, a medication that prevents HIV infection, in his pursuit of the virus as part of the bug chasing fetish.
Robin Hammond documents the dangers faced by diamond diggers and LGBTQI+ individuals in conflict zones.
An ammonia leak on the Titan Explorer forces the crew to abandon ship while fishing for king crab in the dangerous waters near Adak Island, Alaska.
In London, Owen Jones reflects on 50 years of gay liberation since the partial decriminalization of homosexuality in 1967, highlighting both progress and ongoing challenges.
In 2005, a 23-year-old joined EnlightenNext, an organization led by Andrew Cohen, where members often meditated for hours and lived in close quarters.
Four women in Newport, Wales, share their experiences in the sex trade, discussing issues of choice, loneliness, and the challenges of finding stable employment.
A semi-professional football club in Hackney, founded by a former inmate, provides a support network for men during the Covid lockdown.
In 2021, a woman in China navigates her emotional connection with Norman, an A.I. boyfriend from the Replika app, while exploring similar experiences in a Douban discussion group.
A 14-year-old says being a man means protecting family and being happy, not following stereotypes of strength seen in media.
In Budapest, documentary filmmaker Ruslan Fedotow captures the experiences of two young Ukrainian refugees, Andrei and Alisa, as they navigate life away from home.
A young Kenyan woman reflects on her experience with female genital mutilation (FGM) and her commitment to educate others to challenge harmful cultural norms.
Hidefumi Yoshida, a self-described tears teacher, conducts workshops across Japan to promote the mental health benefits of crying and challenge societal stigmas.
The rise of fascism in the United States is examined through parallels with Nazi Germany, highlighting key political events and figures.
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Melody advocates for men to engage in conversations about healthy masculinity and the impact of the #MeToo movement on male behavior and accountability.
Suzann Braun Levine, Noreen Farrell, and Stephanie Toti discuss their involvement in feminist issues during the National Conversation on #RightsAndJustice event.
Somalian Hoda Ali, a survivor of female genital mutilation (FGM), shares her painful experiences and advocates for the protection of girls affected by this practice.
Caroline, a Nigerian human trafficking survivor, recounts her harrowing experiences of exploitation and sexual violence while attempting to reach Europe.
In Gujarat, India, Sanabhai and his family harvest salt in a seasonal saline desert, employing traditional methods passed down through generations.
Emma Sutton shares her personal struggle with identity and the importance of authenticity in a society that often pressures individuals to conform.
77 individuals from 16 nationalities share their stories of persecution and survival in countries where same-sex acts are criminalized.
Last month, photojournalist Robin Hammond recorded stories of survival from LGBTQI+ individuals in Jamaica, where intolerance and violence are prevalent.
Anneke Lucas, a survivor of child sex trafficking, emphasizes that 1 in 3 women experience sexual abuse, sharing her own harrowing experiences and healing through yoga.
Dr. Holly Andersen, an Attending Cardiologist at New York-Presbyterian Hospital, highlights how women often misinterpret heart disease symptoms, leading to delayed treatment.
Vanessa Noel experienced a heart attack despite having no traditional risk factors, highlighting the under-diagnosis of heart disease in women, particularly African American women.
One-third of preteens in the United States aspire to become influencers, as seen through the experiences of sisters Peyton and Lyla in rural Alabama.
Austin Davis, a 20-year-old, has been living with Avoidant/Restrictive Food Intake Disorder (ARFID), consuming only mac and cheese for 17 years due to severe anxiety and sensory overload.
"Expert in women's hair" and "Sam's Fish Market" are among the local businesses featured in a 1931 depiction of daily life in the Bronx.
Pemuda, a group of young Indonesian fighters, plays a crucial role in the violent struggle for independence during the Indonesian War of Independence.
Household budgeting is explored through the perspectives of viewers from three different income groups, revealing their spending priorities and financial challenges.
Free speech debates in 1958 Oxford and Birmingham center on whether public venues should host pro-fascist meetings, igniting controversy among local leaders and citizens.
Hampstead, one of London's oldest areas, is portrayed through the lens of playwright John Mortimer, highlighting its vibrant community and culture.
Youth clubs in Elephant and Castle, South London, are contrasted with modern teenage canteens, highlighting changing preferences among young people.
