An inspiring public hospital unit in Birmingham, Alabama offers a compassionate and creative model for what health care could be for the dying and their ...

A provocative analysis of our cultural landscape saturated with commercial imagery.

An angry public insists more kids be sent to adult court and prison. Juvenile Justice workers resist.

Two part documentary/interview with one of the most effective grass roots community organizers in the U.S.

Reports from the trenches of an extraordinary program to help jump-start families who are about to lose their kids to foster care.

Mini-doc of one of Haiti's master painters produced for the Brooklyn Museum's path-breaking show of Haitian Art in 1978.

Haiti's master painters and sculptors and the material and spiritual world that informs their art. Brooklyn Museum's Haitian Art Exhibit 1978.

Mini video documentary about a master of the so-called "Naive" or "Primitive" tradition of Haitian art, produced for the first major exhibit of Haitian Art ...

Screening of "Justice & the Generals" at University of Miami, Bill Cosford Cinema, Tuesday, March 15 at 6 pm. Sponsored by the Law School, Latin American ...

Urban photographer, Martha Cooper, documents the fantasy world of kids on the Lower East Side of New York in the late 1970's

Lola and her family tell stories from their immigrant experience and their much maligned religion, Vodou.

Larry Bannock, chief of the Golden Starhunters, is part of the rich tradition referred to as the Mardi Gras Indians. It is a tradition ...

Haitian painter from Jacmel, featured in The Brooklyn Museum's famous exhibit, "Haitian Art," in 1978.

Religious Right focused on homosexuality, family values and liberal media in 1992 presidential campaign

The creation of outdoor sculpture in downtown Chicago fascinates passersby. MacNeil/Lehrer Newshour, 1984

Mini-doc, part of video juke box collection of 13 Haitian Artists screened in the galleries of the Brooklyn Museum for the first major U.S. exhibit ...

Two students at U of Michigan, develop a new software business called "Jane" in 1984.

What do the world's religions have to say to the global environmental crisis. Bill Moyers and team cover an unusual conference -- filled with ...

The fundamentalist take-over of the Southern Baptists -- the largest protestant denomination in the U.S. -- cemented the rising power of the Religious Right in ...

The religiously motivated movement in Colorado to deny gays and lesbians equal rights in jobs, housing and public accommodations

Documentary with Bernice Johnson Reagon, founder of Sweet Honey in the Rock

Moyers' 2 part interview with Pulitzer Prize winning novelist, part of series - "conversation of democracy."