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African Mission Alliance

Who We Are

Africa Mission Alliance is a family of individuals and organizations caring for orphans, widows, and the needy in some of the poorest communities of Africa. Our dream is to see a new generation of Africans becoming change agents by overcoming life's challenges of poverty, illiteracy, and disease.

http://africamissionalliance.org/

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Trailer Music by: Brooke Fraser - "Albertine"
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Join the campaign today and see $9 a month change lives.

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Maternal Mortality Feature

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I Am A Full Woman

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The Challenge For Africa

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"Africa New Life already had many children that we were sponsoring to go back to school, but these kids were different. I realized that if someone didn't reach out to these kids soon, there was the potential that much of the progress we were making as a nation might be destroyed by these boys as they became men. Men who had learned, through no fault of their own, that no one loved them, no one cared for them and that the only way to survive was to become criminals.

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Barrio De Paz

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One Must Have Courage

One must have courage

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Holly Trailer, Red Light Campaign

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Ubuntu

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AMEL (NGO, South Lebanon)

Amel was founded in 1979 while Lebanon was burdened by the civil war.

Charity Water TimeBomb

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But forget about us.

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Make A Change

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Women Who Dare

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Together, we can end slavery in our lifetime.
Open Source Activism

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We need to shift to a paradigm that recognizes the possibility of slavery in order to be able to identify it. When the paradigm shifts, a new wave of activists will respond in creative ways. That being the case, the pioneer generation of activists against human trafficking must re-evaluate how we communicate the issue to our networks.

Haiti HOPE International, Tight Productions Films

This is a short film created for HOPE International to show how microfinance enterprise is working to fight poverty and change the lives of people in Haiti. It was directed by Nic McLean and shot on a Panasonic HVX200 and a Nikon D90. Music is by Josh Garrels, Jessica McLean, Chad Farran & Justin Werner.

Its really amazing how much a small loan can make an impact in poverty stricken areas. If you want to learn more or want to get involved, check out: hopeinternational.org

As We Forgive

Could you forgive a person who murdered your family? This is the question faced by the subjects of As We Forgive, a documentary about Rosaria and Chantal-two Rwandan women coming face-to-face with the men who slaughtered their families during the 1994 genocide

Life Out Of Balance, Indonesia

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Moving On

A young american couple abandon stable lives in the United States, quitting their jobs in order to adopt a child in Uganda. Initially they have the intention to see what they can give to Africa, only to find that it is Africa that gives life to them through unlikely friendships as they discover that hope is often found in the least likely of places.

The Big Swap

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http://www.thebigswap.org.uk is the home of all things swap, a hub for all your swapping needs. It tells you how to get involved, what you can swap and most importantly, how to register them. Because we need lots of swaps made. One million and one in fact. Every swap will be proof that the people of the UK want producers in the developing world to get a fairer deal..

Not Just A Piece Of Cloth

This short video is about a volunteer-run recycling center in New Delhi.

Living Service

Jayesh Patel

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Day Of Light

DAY OF LIGHT (Dia de Luz) chronicles an epic celebration of life in La Chureca, the trash dump community of Managua

Sacred Economics

Sacred Economics traces the history of money from ancient gift economies to modern capitalism, revealing how the money system has contributed to alienation, competition, and scarcity, destroyed community, and necessitated endless growth.

Today, these trends have reached their extreme - but in the wake of their collapse, we may find great opportunity to transition to a more connected, ecological, and sustainable way of being.

This short contains some visuals from the upcoming feature doc Occupy Love http://occupylove.org

The Bangledesh Surf Club

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A Million Bones

One Million Bones is a collaborative art installation designed to recognize the millions of victims and survivors who have been killed or displaced by ongoing genocides and mass atrocities in Sudan, the Democratic Republic of the Congo, and Burma.

Our Mission is to create a visible movement that will increase global awareness of these atrocities while raising the critical funds needed to protect and aid displaced and vulnerable survivors.

For One Million Bones to realize its vision, we need people to create and donate bones for this event.

http://www.onemillionbones.org/

Border Girls - Trailer

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A Game For Life

Grassroot Soccer project coordinator, Nolusindiso "Titie" Plaatjie, uses soccer to educate South African youth about HIV/AIDS prevention.

Return To El Salvador

17 years ago, U.N. Peace Accords marked the end of a brutal civil war in El Salvador.

This film is the compelling story of vibrant Salvadoran individuals and communities and the intricate geo-political systems that have so profoundly impacted their lives, making this distant war relevant to a current American audience.

Questions or comments? Email us: hello(at)returntoelsalvador(dot)com

The Runner

The Runner is a film about endurance. It is the story of a champion long-distance runner who started as an athlete and became the symbol of a national liberation movement. Salah Ameidan is willing to risk his life, his career, his family and his nationality to run for a country that doesn't exist. He is from Western Sahara, officially Africa's last colony and under Moroccan occupation since 1975.

The Runner is the first feature documentary from the team at Tourist With A Typewriter, and is scheduled for release in early 2012.

This footage is for promotional use only.

Director & Cinematographer: Saeed Taji Farouky
Producer: Elhum Shakerifar
Editor: Saeed Taji Farouky & Gareth Keogh
Location Sound: Brendan Butler
Additional footage: Hikaru Toda & Jo Metson Scott
Music: Saeed Taji Farouky
Special thanks to: Mar Garvey, The Barry Amiel & Norman Melburn Trust, Goldsmiths University, Sandblast Arts.

Positive Footprints- Vietnam

Join 11 travellers as they toil against time, the elements and tragedy to help build a new classroom

Acting Together Trailer

"Acting Together on the World Stage" documentary film highlights courageous and creative artists and peacebuilders working in conflict zones. It features theatrical works and rituals that reach beneath people's defenses in respectful ways that support communities to configure new patterns of meaning and relationships.

Mine - Story Of A Sacred Mountain

The Dongria Kondh are one of India's most remote tribes. They live in Orissa state's Niyamgiri hills and worship a mountain as a God.
As Vedanta Resources, a London-based mining company prepares to destroy their forests and sacred mountain to build a vast open-cast mine

Overview

On the 40th anniversary of the famous 'Blue Marble' photograph taken of Earth from space, Planetary Collective presents a short film documenting astronauts' life-changing stories of seeing the Earth from the outside � a perspective-altering experience often described as the Overview Effect

Knowing How To Nurture Oursleves

Stephan Fayon, director of an international seed bank, explains how preserving the diversity of seeds insures against the breakdown of large-scale industrial agriculture.

Inspired To Action, William Kamkwamba

Learn about how William Kamkwamba educated himself and built a windmill for his village in Malawi. Featured at our "Inspired to Action" panel at the Aspen Ideas Festival 2009.

The Lazarus Effect

Executive produced by Spike Jonze, 30-minute documentary follows the story of HIV positive people in Africa who were at death's door and in as little as 40 days undergo a remarkable transformation to health, when they gain access to the 2 lifesaving pills that cost around 40 cents a day. Directed by Lance Bangs.

Charity Water, IGoogle Water Wells

IGoogle charity event brings clean water well to Africa via Charity Water.

Not For Sale Animation

The Not For Sale Campaign equips and mobilizes Smart Activists to deploy innovative solutions to re-abolish slavery in their own backyards and across the globe.

Together, we can end slavery in our lifetime.
Open Source Activism

The major obstacle that we face in the fight against modern-day slavery is that the crime is hidden. Individuals that work in the field know that slavery is not part of the current collective consciousness. Initially, it shocks the general public to learn that slavery still exists and is widespread. It is even more shocking for them to realize that it may exist in their own backyards.

We need to shift to a paradigm that recognizes the possibility of slavery in order to be able to identify it. When the paradigm shifts, a new wave of activists will respond in creative ways. That being the case, the pioneer generation of activists against human trafficking must re-evaluate how we communicate the issue to our networks.

SAMRAKSHAN - Environmental Non Profit In India

SAMRAKSHAN - environmental non profit in India.

Bruce Peru

Bruce Per: Our mission is to help as many of the poorest children in the third world as we can to receive as good an education as their circumstances permit.

Eternal Threads

Eternal Threads began as a mission to help one group of women in India, but has grown to include women in four other countries.

LuminAID: Give Light, Get Light

1 in 6 people lack access to a safe and stable source of electricity and light. LuminAID light is a solar-rechargeable, inflatable lamp that packs flat and inflates to create a lightweight, waterproof lantern. Safe, sustainable, and portable, the LuminAID light provides up to six hours of LED light, ideal for disaster relief situations, recreational use outdoors, or in the home as an extra light source.

Tesfaye: By Chronicle Project

Faced with the environmental devastation of his homeland, an Ethiopian man takes positive action while searching for hope.

This is the 2nd video in a 3-part series we produced in partnership with Eden Reforestation Projects. You can find out more about Tesfaye and their work at edenprojects.org.

WINNER Best short film - International Fest of Cinema & Technology
WINNER - Best film - High Desert shorts International Film Festival
OFFICIAL SELECTION - Phangan Film Festival
OFFICIAL SELECTION - Reel Earth Festival

Directed by Brent Gudgel at Chronicle Project.

Sharing Hope

"Sharing Hope", shows a charity dedicated to creating after school reading clubs for girls in Tanzania

Plastic Oceans Trailer

The Plastic Oceans team is committed to raise global awareness about the chronic volumes of plastic waste in the world's oceans. Find out more about "Plastic Oceans" at plasticoceans.net.

Afghanistan Dental Relief Project

Afghanistan Dental Relief Project

Rachel Lloyd On Sex Trafficking

Rachel Lloyd talks about sex trafficking for the Half the Sky movement. In 1998, with only a computer and $30, Ashoka Fellow, Reebok Human Rights Award-winner and leading child sex trafficking advocate Rachel Lloyd established Girls Educational and Mentoring Services (GEMS) to support American girls and young women survivors of commercial sexual exploitation and domestic trafficking.

Half The Sky Movement : http://www.halftheskymovement.org
GEMS : http://www.gems-girls.org/

Conflict Minerals 101

Congo's conflict minerals leave a trail of destruction as they make their way from the mines in eastern Congo to the moblie phone in your pocket. How does the process work? What is the human cost? What can consumers do to help end the violence being fueled by Congo's illicit mineral trade? Enough's John Prendergast breaks it all down.

Visit www.raisehopeforcongo.org to find out how you can help end the world's deadliest war in the Congo.

Video directed and produced by Robert Padavick. Editing and animation by Jeff Trussell.

SEETurtles

SEE Turtles, a project I co-founded in 2007, connects travelers with conservation projects that need support. In 2008, we took a group of travelers to Costa Rica to visit two leatherback nesting beaches along the Caribbean coast.

MicroFinance Kenya

Microfinance institutions appear to have defied the global economic slump as a lifeline out of poverty to those considered unbankable.

Al Jazeera's Andrew Simmons reports from Kenya where the industry is changing the face of Kenya's largest slums

River India

Ebb&Flow Productions' award-winning documentary "The Last Descent" features a segment on the Siang River in India, courtesy of RiverIndia.com.

Great footage of the upper-Siang river, great Arunachal culture, big whitewater, and what we are doing to promote conservation-minded tourism!

Check out the full documentary at: thelastdescent.com

For kayakers, rafters, and fishermen interested in checking out this unique part of the planet, check out our website: www.riverindia.com

The Peoples Grocery

People's Grocery is creating a healthy alternative, offering access to organic produce.

What Is Environmental Crime?

Campaign film to highlight the extent of environmental crime and how EIA tackles these issues.

Mission Of Mermaids

Mission of Mermaids (MOM) is a short film celebrating director Susan Rockefeller's relationship with the ocean. It's both a poetic ode to the seas and a plea for their protection.

Building A House In Cambodia

Gabriel, Michelle and Josh in Cambodia building a new house for Nalong and his awesome family.

Seva Cafe: Love All, Serve All

Volunteer Anjali Desai explains the vision behind Seva Cafe, a pay-it-forward restaurant in Ahmedabad, India.

Ethiopia Reads Progarm

Non Profits Fight For Children's Literacy In Ethiopia

A Threat To Living Communities

Indian social activist Medha Patkar explains how the economic development model being imposed on India's farmers is neither inclusive nor sustainable.

PVPHD Trailer

The Land Conservancy, has produced capital campaign films that have spearheaded multi-million dollar community fund raising efforts for the acquisition and stewardship of open space land.

Okeanos

Okeanos- The Cirque Du Soleil Of Environmental Science. Okeanos is a multidisciplinary portrait of the ocean as body, resource, metaphor, and force. It is a performance to inspire and educate audiences about the ocean and connect them to ocean conservation.

1,2 Million Children

1,2 Million Children are bought and sold across international borders each year. The majority of these victims are forced into the commercial sex trade. The animation short "1,2 Million Children" focuses on human trafficking through the sight of an african children who pursuits the dream of freedom and becomes a victim of the tragic statistic.

The River Ward

A documentary that chronicles four individuals as they attend FIRST DESCENTS, a free week-long kayak camp for young adults with cancer.

Global Village

Interview with Emmanuel Gnanamanickam, a community leader and manager of an NGO providing services to tribal areas in South India,

Stop Aids In Children

Thomas Michalak...Stop Aids in Children, Avert.org

Come Clean For Congo

VIDEO ENTRY FOR ENOUGH:
Produced by: emote360 and World Relief NEXT
Written by: Matthew Smith
DP/Directed by: Benjamin Edwards
Post/Graphics by: Elizabeth Fischer
Audio/Music Composition by: Conor Miller
On Screen: Micah Bournes
All additional footage and pictures (DR Congo/Rwanda/Burundi) by: Elizabeth Fischer and Benjamin Edwards

Lady Madonna Trailer

The Madonna Hospital is a remarkable example of global grass roots activism in an age when at home, and abroad, governments seem unable or unwilling to address the very real problems that face people every day. Through international outreach, ordinary people have made a profound difference in the lives of a community they have never visited and people they will never meet. They give because they can, or because it is the right thing to do. They work to help others because they still believe that individuals acting together can change the world.

What Would It Look Like?

What if the world embodied our highest potential? What would it look like?

The Land Owns Us

Interview with Bob Randall, an Yankunytjatjara Elder and a traditional owner of Uluru

From The Kalahari To Court

From the Kalahari to Court
The extraordinary story of how the Bushmen of the Kalahari took their government to court and won.

The Greenhouse Project

n the inner-city of Johannesburg, The GreenHouse Project is turning one urban park into a seedbed for sustainable communities.

Alisa Miller - CEO At Public Radio Intl. -TED Talk

Eye-opening stats and graphs on American news coverage

Project Amazonas

We are a USA and Peruvian non-profit research, conservation, education and humanitarian-oriented organization with operations in the upper Amazon River region in the Republic of Peru.

Charity Water, Living Water International

charity:water partnered on an initiative to complete 20 new water projects and rehabilitate 25 broken-down wells in Honduras.

Permaculture 101

Penny Livingston is a permaculture expert and founder of the Permaculture Institute of Northern California and the Regenerative Design Institute

Wide Horizons

In 2003, the Boston-based child-welfare agency Wide Horizons For Children began work in Ethiopia to help these orphans and to strengthen their surrounding communities.

Fair Trade India

This short film shows the impact that Fairtrade is having on the lives of tea workers and their families in Chamraj Tea Estate in Southern India.

Positive Footprints, Kenya

Expeditions travelers head into the heart of Kenya to give their time to build desks, refurbish classrooms and assist in installing a new water tank.

XSPROJECT

XSProject strives to support the trash picking community by purchasing trash at higher than average prices. We also reinvest in the community through scholarship and education programs. This includes purchasing books, stationery, uniforms and paying school fees to give the children of the trash picking communities a chance to be educated. XS hopes that this education will mean that these children will not have to sell trash, but will instead have a better life, different to that of their parents and grandparents.

Come To The Table

A portrait of The Edible Schoolyard cooking and gardening program and its emphasis on the "Slow Food Movement," as told by a former participant.

Honors and Awards for this film include a private screening at the White House for the Obama family, winner of Best Documentary and Best in Show from the Albany, Ca FilmFest, awarded a Resolution by California Senator Loni Hancock, bestowed an Honorable Mention from the San Joaquin Film Festival, and 2nd runner up in the Josiah 15 San Antonio Film Festival.

Visit website for more films: http://www.wix.com/zasproductions/filmmaker
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Grinnell Prize, Cristi Hegranes

Cristi Hegranes, founder of Global Press Institute (GPI), is a winner of the 2012 Grinnell Prize. The Prize honors individuals under the age of 40 who have demonstrated leadership in their fields and who show creativity, commitment and extraordinary accomplishment in effecting positive social change.

Find more at: http://www.grinnell.edu/grinnellprize

Pepyride Trailer

PEPY's mission is to aid rural communities in improving their own standards of living, with a focus on increased access to quality education.

Life Out Of Balance

A look into the impacts of deforestation in Niger

Do Ubuntu, Bracelet Campaign

Ubuntu Bracelet Campaign

St. Francis Trailer,

St. Francis Trailer, Trailer for our feature documentary "Dear Francis". More info at dearfrancis.org

Positive Footprints, Nepal

12 people, 3 days and 1 school. The story of a community project trek deep into the Himalaya to help restore a school.

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