A non-violent first-time drug offender and young mother of three is sentenced to life in prison

The story of a teenager who lost eight friends to gun violence and picked up a camera to tell the story of blood on the streets

About my experience living in a homeless shelter, and looking for what I believed was a "perfect family."

All You Can Be, a documentary, takes you into the rarely seen world of a Southern California high school Junior ROTC program.

A profile of Georgia's most unlikely literacy volunteer

With the shadow of past convictions continuing to follow them, several recently released ex-offenders struggle to redefine themselves in a society that they no longer know

At a time when Greece has achieved its higher level of economic development, how does one explain the anger present in the Greek Left?

In the midst of a personal tragedy, young Alex Clayton is confronted by a mystery

The story touches on young men and women from different societal backgrounds, addresses cultural and sexual barriers between youth and drives home some truths and realities about contracting HIV

Minister to 95 death row inmates in a Texas penitentiary, Carroll Pickett watches Billy Wayne White help with his own execution

Copyright abuse or Fair Use? Learn how much is at stake when vital films are pulled from public discourse

Who are these citizens? And what are they doing on the campaign trail?