Videos

Telling inspiring stories of social change.

Immigrants on the Trail of Dreams

posted Mar 26, 2010

Four undocumented students are walking from Miami to Washington, D.C., risking deportation to tell the stories of immigrants living in the shadows.

Nina Jablonski—The Illusion and Power of Skin Color

posted Mar 26, 2010

Nina Jablonski says that differing skin colors are simply our bodies' adaptation to varied climates and levels of UV exposure.

The Story of Bottled Water

by Madeline Ostrander

posted Mar 22, 2010

Should you be worried about your tap water? Yes, but not for the reason you expected.

Banking on Change

posted Mar 18, 2010

With a briefcase and a motorcycle, a banker in India gets poor communities on their feet—and, in the process, blurs the lines between finance and community organizing.

Green-collar Jobs in Newark, New Jersey

posted Mar 09, 2010

A weatherization program in Newark, New Jersey, is creating jobs and helping low-income residents save money.

Drafting Nature's Constitution

posted Mar 02, 2010

Video: Simply regulating pollution will never really stop it. Mari Margil of the Community Environmental Legal Defense Fund discusses why we need a fundamental change in the way we use law to protect nature.

Avatar in the Amazon

posted Feb 23, 2010

Indigenous Amazonian communities in Ecuador share their take on the American blockbuster, Avatar.

World Economic Forum, Take Two

by Brooke Jarvis

posted Feb 12, 2010

Prankster filmmakers found a way to make business and political leaders say all the right things.

The Hapa Project

posted Feb 11, 2010

Artist Kip Fulbeck's portrait project delves into the complex relationship between race and identity for hapas, a growing population in multiracial America.

An Interview With Paolo Lugari, Founder of Las Gaviotas

posted Feb 10, 2010

Paolo Lugari, the founder of Las Gaviotas in Colombia, describes how the incredible energy of the human spirit has made Las Gaviotas into a world-famous example of sustainable living in a harsh environment.

End of the Long Summer

posted Feb 10, 2010

Author Dianne Dumanoski discusses climate change as a human crisis and why we must find our way "through this thicket of uncertainty."

A Call to Bring the World Together…

posted Feb 08, 2010

Video: Since its November 2009 launch, over 36,000 people have affirmed the Charter for Compassion, a project that sprouted from author Karen Armstrong's TED speech. Based on the Golden Rule, "Do unto others as you would have them do unto you," the charter is a result of public input from 150,000 religious and secular people worldwide.

Dave Moore: Fighter for Civil Rights and Working People

posted Jan 27, 2010

Video: A tribute to Dave Moore, an icon of the civil rights and labor movements, who passed away in the fall of 2009 at the age of 97.

Silk Purse from Sow's Ear

posted Jan 26, 2010

Two Brooklyn, New York, furniture designers salvage scrap from New York's woodworking industry and turn the discarded material into one-of-a-kind pieces.

We Are All Connected

posted Jan 25, 2010

Electronic musician John Boswell's project "The Symphony of Science" sets scientific knowledge to music, exploring our relationship with one another and with the universe.