Argentina Turning Around
By: festival@artsengine.net
Posted: Jun 27 08
Witnessed: 480 times
Argentina
Corporations and human rights, Poverty
argentina, cooperatives, economic justice, Family, government, human_rights, Politics, society
Argentinean factory workers unite to bolster the economy, recreate jobs and stabilize communities after business owners abandon their factories during an economic downturn.
A Loud Color
Louis Harding takes a tour of his neighborhood in post-Katrina New Orleans, recounting the contributions of notable African Americans to New Orleans culture and the long road ahead.
United States
Minorities, Natural disasters, Poverty
Perversion of Justice
What can be said of a justice system that sentences a young mother of three to life in prison for a first-time and non-violent drug-related offense?
United States
Drugs & human rights, Prisons, Women's rights
Solomon Islanders lose out to logging
The logging industry is the number one export earner for the Solomon Islands. But the country is cutting down trees at four times the sustainable rate....
Solomon Islands
Corporations and human rights, Environment, Poverty
Happy birthday Mr. President - the European Investment Bank at 50
Environment and social campaign groups from across Europe marked the 50th anniversary celebrations of the European Investment Bank (EIB) on 3 June 2008 by pointing out to the European Union's house ba...
Africa, Americas & the Caribbean, Asia
Corporations and human rights, Environment, Poverty
African Underground: Hip Hop in Senegal
Step into the African Underground and listen to a new voice inspired by religion, politics, old school Hip Hop and Senegalese culture.
Africa, Senegal
Freedom of opinion & expression, Poverty, Racial discrimination
OpenMinds XChange
OpenMinds Xchange exposes Mental Health Human Rights Violations in the United States.
United States
Mental disability rights, Poverty, Torture/ill treatment
SKID ROW - Raise Awareness, Inspire Action!
Los Angeles has the largest homeless population in the United States, but it a mirror for the homeless crisis facing most urban centers....
United States
Drugs & human rights, Poverty, Shelter
Ms. Foundation for Women
Founded in 1973, the Ms. Foundation for Women is the first and leading women’s fund and the foundation engaged across the United States to build women’s collective power to ignite change. The Ms....
United States
Minorities, Poverty, Women's rights
Who Killed Chea Vichea?
Who Killed Chea Vichea? is a documentary supporting a broad movement for justice in Cambodia.
The story:
Cambodia
Corporations and human rights, Independence of the judiciary, Labor unions
Intercontinental Cry
Founded in 2005, Intercontinental Cry is an online magazine that provides news, videos, and urgent action alerts concerning the world’s Indigenous population
Global
Corporations and human rights, Indigenous peoples
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