Memoirist George Crane escaped America in the late 1960s as a conscientious objector to the Vietnam War while poet Barry Tagrin's nomadic life led him through Europe looking for adventure and danger. Fading hippies in their early 70s, they barely escaped death—Tagrin, while running with the…
The discovery of the mutilated body of a mentally challenged young mother begins a journey into madness that is so unbelievable that the mastermind behind the crime ultimately got away with murder. Revealing for the first time how and why it happened, filmmaker J. David Miles ventures into the insane…
Although there is now no conscription of people for war, there is still conscription of your money. How would you react if someone came to your door forcing you to pay for weapons to kill people you'd never met and they did not like? Contempt of Conscience is a project started by Joe Jenkins…
The wild Russian artist and boat captain, Alexander Ponomarev, follows his bold dream to create the first Biennale in Antarctica. His vision is an expedition: a convergence of international artists and visionaries in a paramount icy backdrop, which catalyzes creation and opens a unique space for debate…
Walking-In-Your-Shoes: Die Zukunft des Coachings. Ein Mitschnitt der interessantesten Walks aus jeweils einem Tag der Walking-In-Your Shoes Gruppen in Berlin, München und Hannover zu einem bestimmten Thema; mit Christian Assel; info@WIYS-Institut.org, info@WIYS-Akademie.org
Award-winning filmmakers, explorers and conservationists Beverly and Dereck Joubert’s latest documentary series, Okavango: River of Dreams, follows a cast of wildlife whose destiny is forever linked to this unique desert oasis and its extraordinary journey as it winds its way to the Kalahari Desert,…
Children are taught about race discrimination in an experiment using eye colour. Brown Eyes v Blue Eyes. Which are the most clever? In the midwest of America, Jane Elliot, who conducted the unique experiment where a class of young children take turns at being underdogs because of their eye colour…
The nature of social work theories and their impact on practice. David Howe examines the nature of social work theories and their impact on practice. We need to ask why certain behaviour takes place, what is the problem or need, what do we want to do about it, what methods or plan do we use, and finally…
The way people regard jobs as being for men or for women questioned. This video explores the way gender is construed at work, through interviews with the men in an East End clothing factory. It looks at the way jobs are defined as more suitable for women or non-white people by their relationships…
The causes, effects and treatment of galactosaemia are explained. Galactosaemia is an inherited defect of sugar metabolism. Although rare, it can lead to many other problems. The defect affects the metabolism of galactose, a monosaccharide sugar resulting from the hydrolysis of lactose (milk sugar).…
Monday 15th, April 2019. The world watches in horror as Notre-Dame, Paris’ iconic cathedral, burns. While news stations around the globe cover the events live and the streets fill with people in shock, an extraordinary story was taking place behind the scenes. Just a few key moments decided the…
In the Gospels we hear Jesus refer to his mother Mary as “Woman”. This reference should draw our attention to the woman mentioned in Genesis, as well as in the book of Revelation. But who is this “Woman”, and why is she so central in the history of Salvation? This powerful…
