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In Yunnan Province's Nu Jiang and Xinjiang Uygur Autonomous Region, children like Yu Qiang and Abduwale navigate perilous routes to attend school.
In the mountainous regions of Sichuan and coastal Fujian, children like Yang Jiao Jiao and Lu Tiansen navigate challenging environments to access education.
Asia's extreme landscapes, from fiery volcanoes and vast deserts to ancient civilizations, reveal the continent's untamed beauty and hidden wonders.
In August 1997, a group of modern Afrikaners known as the New Voortrekkers travels to northern Mozambique to establish an Afrikaner homeland away from British rule.
Bangladeshi adoptees Sander and Suma, living in the Netherlands, search for their birth families with the support of the Shapla Community amidst issues of trafficking and lost identities.
Three families in a village on Inle Lake eat rice and vegetables together each morning before heading out to work in the fields and on the water.
Every year, a nomadic community in Mongolia travels over 400 kilometers to reach their spring pastures, facing challenges from climate change and modernization.
Eighty-seven-year-old Tim Slessor and his team traverse Myanmar and India, encountering royalty and tribal conflicts while retracing a historic road trip route.
Antoanela "Coca" Andonescu returns to her hometown of Bicaz, Romania, after decades in Italy, establishing a nursing home for the elderly left behind by emigration.
In Tijuana, deported Americans like Rocio, Richard, and Sergio navigate life after being forcibly removed from the U.S., often working in American call centers while separated from their families.
In Kyrgyzstan, 12-year-old Erbol rides his horse Bourou for three hours through icy terrain to reach school, while 7-year-old Stas in Siberia travels hundreds of miles across tundra to attend boarding school.
Samucha lives in Tusheti, Georgia, migrating with 2,000 sheep each spring.
In the forests along the Thailand-Laos border, the Mlabri, one of Asia's last hunter-gatherer tribes, navigate the challenges of modernization after being resettled from their ancestral lands.
Hundreds of thousands of zebras migrate across East Africa, facing significant dangers that threaten their survival in the Mara ecosystem.
In Venezuela, over one million children have been left behind as families flee the country, with single mothers like Carolina and Kiara struggling to survive amid violence and poverty.
In Sheffield's Page Hall, Slovak Roma families navigate integration challenges and cultural tensions while sharing stories of hope, including Eric's aspirations for Britain's Got Talent.
In the Potosí mountains of Mexico, 13-year-old Israel Ramirez navigates extreme temperatures and dangerous wildlife, while 11-year-old Youssef in the West Bank faces military patrols on his daily trek to school.
Since 2014, approximately 1.8 million refugees have entered Europe, each facing unique challenges and dangers during their migration.
On March 20, 2003, the U.S. launched its first attack on Iraq while Usama Alshaibi was on his honeymoon in Amsterdam, prompting his return to Baghdad after 24 years.
In Siberia, young men like Edik, Altagan, and Dsolbo confront rigorous initiation rituals involving herding reindeer and camels to transition into adulthood.
Yair Rodriguez lost many friends and family members to violence while growing up in Juarez, Mexico, which shaped his path to becoming a UFC fighter.
As winter fades, spring brings a vibrant renewal across ecosystems, featuring monarch butterflies in Mexico, beavers, and humpback whales off Newfoundland.
Ladakh, located at 4,000 meters altitude in the Indian Himalayas, showcases its unique culture and breathtaking landscapes shaped by isolation and nature.
Cuckoos in Germany, Africa, and Spain employ deceptive strategies, including egg mimicry and complex relationships with foster parents, to ensure their survival.
In Colombia, Honduras, Panama, and Brazil, Indigenous and Afro-descendant communities like the Garifunas, Kuna, Wayuu, and Jangadeiros shape their identities through their deep connections to the ocean.
Berlin's Dong Xuan Center, the city's largest Asian market, offers Vietnamese expats a place to buy familiar ingredients and enjoy traditional dishes.
In Western Australia, Irish police recruits Martin and Neve navigate the challenges of adjusting to a new life and policing environment far from home.
Two thousand miles is the distance that demoiselle cranes fly from India to Mongolia, returning each spring to breed in their native valley.
Meklit Hadero and Jahawi Bertolli discuss the connections between migration, nature, and music, highlighting the role of ancient instruments like rock gongs.
Three young models from Russia and Ukraine, Tanya Chudnovskaia, Valeriia Karaman, and Daniel Nikiforow, face the challenges of pursuing their dreams in Berlin amid the war.
In Sheffield's Page Hall, one of Britain's largest Muslim communities, families share their experiences of cultural traditions, identity, and integration over generations.
On the eve of the American Civil War, 1.6 million Irish-born individuals lived in the U.S., with 35 families' stories illustrating their emigrant experiences.
In Rajasthan's semi-deserts, nomadic pastoralists utilize centuries of ecological knowledge to navigate harsh landscapes while addressing modern agricultural challenges.
Former Irish police officers adapt to the challenges of policing in Australia, from remote outback emergencies to urban crime investigations in Perth.
After 30 years abroad, a South African emigrant returns to her homeland, confronting the lasting scars of apartheid and the current state of the nation.
In Vienna, Bulgarian Roma men navigate a life of sex work and adventure, balancing poverty and dreams amid the city's nightlife and public housing.
In rural Tanzania, travelers navigate challenging roads from the Indian Ocean to Lake Victoria, encountering wildlife and the lives of local communities along the way.
In the barrio Santa Rosa de Agua, single mothers Carolina and Kiara struggle to survive amid Venezuela's collapse, leaving their children vulnerable to violence and trauma.
In London, Romanian Roma like Alex, Stefan, and Sandu navigate the challenges of homelessness, language barriers, and job scarcity while seeking a new life.
European retirees, like Belgian expatriate George Mertens, are increasingly relocating to Bali, Indonesia, impacting the island's culture and economy.
Albania's transformation into an expat haven, particularly for Italians in Tirana and Durrës, highlights its favorable climate, low taxes, and affordable living costs.
An Arab actor and a Jewish journalist seek belonging in an increasingly extremist Israeli society.
Eva Schloss, Anne Frank's stepsister and Auschwitz survivor, reflects on their shared experiences of displacement and loss during the Holocaust.
In September 1588, Spanish Armada captain Francisco de Cuéllar was shipwrecked off the Sligo coast and spent seven months navigating war-torn Ireland to return to Madrid.
Post-modern nomad Poppa Neutrino travels across various landscapes, navigating life on his own terms by land and sea.
The Exoduster movement marked the first voluntary mass migration of African Americans to Kansas, prompting significant national attention and a Senate investigation.
In the Air Desert of Niger and the Himalayas of Nepal, Tashi and Wahid share their parallel lives, customs, and aspirations amid challenging environments.
Diana Gameros moved to the United States as an undocumented immigrant after her plans to study music at Grand Rapids Community College fell through.
