Using Jonathan Kozol's book "Savage Inequalities: Children in America's Schools" as its starting point, this documentary illustrates the vast differences separating inner-city, rural and suburban educational environments.

This DVD is a profound look at the human face of the migrant. It explores who these people are, why they leave their homes and what they face in their journey. Drawing on the insights of photographers, theologians, church and congressional leaders, activists, musicians and the immigrants themselves, this film explores the places of conflict, pain and hope along the US-Mexico border. It is a reflection on the human struggle for a more dignified life and the search to find God in the midst of it all.

Tape 2
This is the second part of Life 101. See VT0659 for description.

Tape 1.
This is the first tape of a two tape series hosted by Dawson McAllister. It deals with the war going on in the minds of teenagers concerning suicide.

This video reveals the burning truth in once-secret corporate documents: the story of a $62 billion global corporation and powerful new footage from Eastern Europe and Asia, like girls handing out free Marlboros to boys in Vietnam. The film also illustrates how Philip Morris hides behind the family-friendly image of Kraft Foods, using it to make contributions to political campaigns, lobby against regulations and influence media coverage.
Produced and directed by Kelly Anderson and Tami Gold.

This resource portrays the life and evolution of the Muslim community of Edmonton and focuses upon its search for a redefined sense of identity in Canada. Depicted is the common experience of all immigrant groups: how does one participate fully in the larger North American life and at the same time preserve one's heritage, values and life-style? Muslims are portrayed as they span a wide spectrum of self-perceptions, ranging from the orthodox traditionalists to the self-critical liberals.