Sailing is tough business, one of the last frontiers of human experience in the natural world, in one of the last remaining wild parts of the planet–the ocean. There’s a small group of people who spend as much time as possible there - contriv

The Winter Camp

Mar 1st, 2014 27m 2s

The Winter CampTibet

The Winter Camp

Mar 1st, 2014 27m 2s

In the Kham region of Tibet, there are families who have been nomadic herders for thousands of years. Almost everything they need, they get from a herd of yaks who graze on the wide expanse of grassy hills within sight of the distant peaks of t

On the Move in Mongolia

Jul 11th, 2012 23m 56s

On the Move in Mongolia

Jul 11th, 2012 23m 56s

There I was, an Indian woman on the move in a strange new land - Mongolia - and it didn't feel so strange. So much resonated - especially the voices of other women - like Monjago, a nomadic herder, Munkhtsetseg, a horse trainer, Onika, a stude

The Queen’s Trek

Jun 9th, 2011 24m 36s

Bhutan is a land of prayer flags and happiness. But people are people, and human suffering, including domestic violence, is as prevalent here as it is anywhere. Queen Ashi Sangay Choden Wangchuk takes her job - creating happiness for the people

The Queen’s Trek

Jun 9th, 2011 24m 36s

The Queen's TrekBhutan

The Price of Rice

Jun 27th, 2009 51m 54s

The Price of RiceVietnam and Laos

The Price of Rice

Jun 27th, 2009 51m 54s

War decimated the landscape of Vietnam. The drastic economic times that followed drove Vietnam into the globalizing economy at lightning speed — and the country soon became the second largest exporter of rice in the world. After the war, Vietna

LiveHopeLove

Dec 2nd, 2008 51m 45s

LiveHopeLoveJamaicaPhotograph by Kamilah

LiveHopeLove

Dec 2nd, 2008 51m 45s

LiveHopeLove looks at the universal problems faced by people with HIV/AIDS, through the specific lens of Jamaica, where almost no one is unaffected by the disease.What are the unique realities of this small island state that set its HIV/AIDS

The Story of Lata

May 7th, 2008 52m 54s

The Story of LataSolomon Islands

The Story of Lata

May 7th, 2008 52m 54s

The Story of Lata explores the efforts by the people of a remote part of Solomon Islands to preserve their traditional boat building culture and navigation. It explores traditional Polynesian navigation in a region where the technology and know

Kawthoolei

Aug 16th, 2006 59m

Along the Thai-Burma border, we meet the women peace activists working in the midst of the world’s longest running civil war. In the Karen language, Kawthoolei is the name of a mythical homeland in eastern Burma (Myanmar). The Karen people have

Kawthoolei

Aug 16th, 2006 59m

KawthooleiThai/Burma Border

Girls from Cambodia

Feb 8th, 2006 54m

In January of 2005 our team travelled to Cambodia to meet Chanthol Oung, the head of the Cambodian Women’s Crisis Center, a grassroots organization dedicated to preventing violence against women, and working to stop the illegal sale of young wo

Girls From Cambodia

In “The Hula Lesson” we join Hawaiian Hula teacher Roselle Bailey and her multicultural halau to find out what hula is, what it means to Hawaii, and why so many non-Hawaiians love it. Hula is more than girls dancing with coconut bras and grass