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More than 100 million blood donations are collected each year worldwide, with a significant portion sold to pharmaceutical companies for profit.
Fifty calls a day come into the Children's Aid Society, each representing a child in need of assistance in Toronto during the 1950s.
Severe poverty in South Africa, particularly in areas like Goodwood, leads to homelessness and disillusionment, highlighting the need for empowerment through knowledge.
Jackson's presidency included significant events such as the Indian removal and the nullification crisis, which shaped his legacy in American politics.
Grégoire Ahongbonon, a former mental health patient, advocates for the care of Africa's mentally ill, challenging societal prejudices and providing essential support.
Over four and a half million people live in Mexico City, the largest Spanish-speaking city in the world.
Over one million dollars has been raised by the Ladybug Foundation, co-founded by Hannah Taylor to support homeless individuals across Canada.
250 million pounds of cod were landed in 1948, marking a significant moment in the fishing history of Canada's Maritime provinces.
Youth homelessness in Austria affects one-third of the homeless population aged 18 to 30, revealing systemic issues faced by care leavers transitioning to adulthood.
On Christmas Eve, a man in Montreal faces the worst blizzard of the year while trying to fulfill his work obligations and personal desires.
In Vancouver's Downtown Eastside, Constable Steve Addison and the Beat Enforcement Team confront the realities of drug addiction and law enforcement challenges.
Average rent in Mount Druitt is about $400 a week, leaving many families struggling to afford basic necessities like food and clothing.
Professor Green highlights the contrasting lives of Lewis, an aspiring Cambridge student, and David, a resident of a homeless hostel, to illustrate working-class struggles.
In Delhi's slums, Balaknama, a newspaper written and edited by street children, empowers young reporters like Jyoti to share their stories and advocate for change.
After two years apart, an Italian immigrant family reunites in Canada, facing the challenges of a new culture and the warmth of neighborly gestures.
Professor Green examines the realities of modern homelessness in Britain, highlighting the struggles of young people trapped in cycles of rough sleeping and temporary hostels.
115 years before John F. Kennedy addressed the Irish Parliament, his great grandparents left Ireland for America in search of a better life.
In Brussels, single-parent families, predominantly led by women, face significant poverty challenges, but the Single Parents' House provides essential support.
Two weeks before Christmas, Salvation Army street workers provide food, blankets, and support to individuals living on the streets of Toronto.
Alden Nowlan, a celebrated Canadian poet and author, reflects on his life and work in this film recorded shortly before his death in 1983.
San Patrignano, Europe's largest rehabilitation center in Italy, integrates work routines like winemaking and carpet weaving into its drug addiction recovery process.
Percy and Beverly Evans, once part of Milwaukee's middle class, now struggle to survive on $8 an hour after losing stable jobs due to the city's industrial collapse.
A weekend retreat for young Black men aims to provide support and opportunities amid the challenges of economic hardship and personal responsibility.
In Montreal, Au Chic Resto Pop serves as a vital resource for those in need, highlighting themes of hunger, hope, and love through a diverse musical backdrop.
In Vancouver’s Downtown Eastside, the last Wednesday of the month triggers a chaotic scramble among drug addicts and dealers as welfare checks are distributed.
A former boxer teaches at-risk students in Winnipeg to use boxing as a tool for discipline and personal growth while facing graduation challenges.
Pakistan's youth face stark socio-economic disparities, as illustrated by mechanic Faizan's struggles, teacher Umair's dedication, and photographer Rabbania's privilege.
One out of every six Canadian men beats the woman he lives with, a problem that persists even in remote communities like Thompson, Manitoba.
In Vancouver's Downtown Eastside, Sergeant Steinkampf navigates a crisis involving a mother and son amid the challenges of poverty and addiction during the holiday season.
Jose proposes to Elizabeth over the phone after losing their mortgage approval, while the film also highlights the struggles of low-wage workers in America.
Joyce, a 17-year-old refugee, escaped the threat of forced prostitution in the Democratic Republic of Congo while Sallieu, 16, witnessed his mother's murder in Sierra Leone.
1% of 1.2 billion people in India are added to the population each year, raising urgent questions about resources and support for the young and marginalized.
Living Room hospice in Kenya has 24 beds and serves patients who often cannot afford to travel for treatment in a struggling healthcare system.
Lead poisoning in America is examined as a root cause of cyclical issues in impoverished communities, featuring insights from Ruth Ann Norton and Dr. Lawrence Brown.
A Los Angeles man rents his three-bedroom home in Las Vegas for $1 per month to a family he has never met, highlighting the impact of generosity and community support.
In Palawan, the Taaw’t Bato tribe, once semi-nomadic, faces the challenge of returning to their ancestral caves to survive the rainy season after years of urban life.
In Nigeria, Dr.
In northern Kenya, former warriors Julius Arile and Robert Matanda transition from a life of cattle raiding to pursuing careers as professional marathon runners.
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.
In Milan, renowned chef Massimo Bottura and 60 international chefs transform food waste into nutritious meals for the city's most disadvantaged communities.
Twelve individuals in Allentown, Pennsylvania, share their experiences of financial instability amid rising costs and stagnant wages.
Three friends, including Christian activists Dan Parris and David Peterka, experience life on $1.25 a day across Africa, Asia, and South America.
In the heart of Paris, young dancers train rigorously to achieve professional status while simultaneously preparing for their high school diplomas.
A compelling visual exploration of life amid rapid modernization.
Daulatdia, Bangladesh, is home to the world's largest red-light district, where systemic issues force girls as young as ten into child prostitution.
Indigenous youth at the Rama Indian Reserve engage in a debate with activist Saul Alinsky about power, activism, and the possibility of traditional living.
1.5 million children in the United States are homeless, a number three times higher than during the Great Depression.
A single mother in the Democratic Republic of Congo can earn more from selling marijuana than from traditional crops like beans and potatoes.
