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Kid cities, miniature towns designed for children's role-play, reflect a unique blend of creativity and corporate sponsorship, raising questions about their purpose and impact.
Children from the Atikamekw, Eeyou Cree, and Innu Nations share their hopes and challenges in a documentary that highlights Indigenous youth perspectives.
Not Vital, an artist from Engadin, reflects on his life and diverse global creations in a documentary directed by Pascal Hofmann.
Children of the Black Panther Party reflect on their extraordinary upbringing and the unfulfilled promise of radical change in America over the past 50 years.
Anne Boleyn's formative years in the Netherlands and France are examined, revealing the influences that shaped her into a pivotal figure in Tudor history.
Hitler's parents were closely related, revealing dark secrets of his upbringing and adult life.
Kenrap, an eight-year-old Buddhist monk in the Phuktal monastery, reflects on his life and spiritual journey in the Himalayan mountains of Zanskar.
Walt Disney became an international icon by creating beloved characters like Mickey Mouse and founding Disneyland, while navigating labor strikes and personal challenges.
Prince Harry, third in line to the British throne, has faced intense media scrutiny, often overshadowing his achievements in sports and personal aspirations.
Kelly and her sisters navigate life in a condemned Birmingham housing estate, facing challenges of poverty while displaying resilience and hope for a better future.
Richard III, a controversial King of England, is examined through expert insights and historical evidence to determine if he was a tyrant or a misunderstood figure.
Lakshmi, a 2-year-old girl in India born with four arms and four legs, faces a life-altering decision as her community views her as a living goddess.
Yazidi girls Hala and Faiza share their harrowing experiences of survival and resilience ten years after the genocide perpetrated by ISIS in Iraq.
ABDL, or Adult Baby Diaper Lovers, is explored through the lives of community members like Goddess Kat Marie, highlighting diverse motivations and experiences.
Around 700,000 young carers in the UK manage the responsibilities of caring for loved ones, often facing challenges that most adults struggle to cope with.
Mbali, an eleven-year-old girl in Kwa-Zulu Natal, struggles to care for her younger brother and ailing father amidst the devastating impact of the AIDS epidemic.
City children face a lack of play spaces, prompting discussions on urban planning and innovative play areas in Liverpool and London.
Igor's inspiring journey continues as the team revisits his remarkable life after the Chernobyl disaster, highlighting resilience and hope.
Scientists in the 1960s separated twins at birth to study their development without informing their adoptive families or the twins themselves.
Tom Green, a fundamentalist Mormon in Utah, navigates life with six wives and 29 children, facing legal challenges while upholding his beliefs in polygamy.
Tuguldur risks his life crossing the Tunkhel river to reach school in Mongolia.
Mums in the early 1970s are examined through children's perspectives, highlighting the contrast between stay-at-home and working mothers in Hackney.
Kenrap, an eight-year-old monk in a remote Himalayan monastery, navigates the complexities of childhood and spiritual duty during annual visits home.
In Nicaragua, sisters Julia, Yulissa, and Kenya navigate the dangerous Rio Escondido each day to reach school, highlighting the risks of education in poverty-stricken areas.
Cameron MacDonald, a five-year-old boy from Glenfarclas, enjoys his last carefree summer day before starting school, exploring the Scottish Highlands with joy.
Seven-year-old Jambik Hatohov from Russia weighs 16 stone and stands 4ft 3in tall, drawing attention to the challenges of childhood obesity.
Fidel Castro's childhood, often overlooked and misrepresented, provides crucial insights into the complexities of the Cuban dictator's later life.
Princess Beatrice was born at Portland Hospital in London on August 8, 1988, and has faced intense media scrutiny throughout her life.
Children in South Sudan and Northern Uganda face the harsh realities of life in refugee camps, sharing their personal stories amid ongoing conflict and famine.
I Kwan, a ten-year-old Mnong boy from Vietnam's high plateau, prepares to hunt with his father and uncle, embracing his family's nomadic traditions.
Sally Mann, a prominent American photographer, explores themes of death and decay in her latest work while reflecting on her artistic process over five years at her Virginia farm.
Ron and Bobby face high-stakes repossession challenges, including a chance for revenge against Bobby's childhood bully when his car is up for repo.
In war-torn Aleppo, a family navigates the challenges of survival under Bachar El-Assad's Army while reflecting on the impact of civil war on their children's lives.
A medical consultation reveals a 90% certainty that a dark lump in a single mother's left breast is cancerous, prompting concerns about potential spread.
Rivaldo, a Brazilian football legend, rose from a challenging childhood to achieve global fame, showcasing his extraordinary skills and winning the 2002 FIFA World Cup.
Two friends, Noah and Colin, spend two years at a Toronto private boys' school, playing video games, singing in the choir, and experiencing school life.
Journee Bradshaw, a 13-year-old Ethiopian girl, faced trauma and deception when adopted by a US family, revealing troubling practices in international adoption agencies.
In Cape Breton's Margaree Valley, a young boy learns important lessons about safety and responsibility from his grandfather, a carpenter with a hearing impairment.
Epipo, a Hungarian summer camp in the 1980s, masked a predatory environment behind its enchanting facade, leaving lasting trauma on its former campers.
Children in South Sudan risk their lives daily to attend school, where education becomes a vital lifeline amid threats of violence and exploitation.
Walt Disney was still a few months shy of his 18th birthday when he returned from France after the First World War in 1919.
Play serves as a vital aspect of human experience, shaping learning, communication, and culture while challenging perceptions of its significance in adulthood.
In 1997, a study of over 17,000 American girls found that the age of onset of puberty was plummeting, with some girls showing signs as young as 9.
In Goa, India, Shilpa Poojar, a 9-year-old beach hawker from the Banjara community, strives to support her family while pursuing her dream of education over seven years.
Lior Liebling prepares for his bar mitzvah, a significant Jewish coming-of-age ceremony, with support from his family and community.
Peter Zumthor, a renowned Swiss architect, shares insights from his life and creative process, emphasizing the importance of personal devotion and social responsibility in architecture.
Twelve contemporary artists reflect on their challenging childhoods and how these formative experiences shaped their identities and artistic expressions.
Young children in Liverpool face unique challenges growing up in high-rise tower blocks, impacting their safety and play opportunities compared to tenement living.
