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After the Palestinian intifada, Gaza cinemas closed in 1987... until Nour came along to give young people film back through his 'Street Cinema.'

Barbara is one of two million Ugandans who are HIV-positive. Sick of the stigma, she's using her creativity to turn empty medication bottles into artwork, building her community up along the way.

Sometimes the loudest opinions come from the most unexpected of places. You can find them in cities, at concerts, and trust, they have pretty clear ideas. They are the voices of generation Z, and they know what they want.

In Russia, waiting for a lung transplant can take as long as three years. Oksana has cystic fibrosis and knows this wait all too well, so she created a social media page, where those who have already had the surgery and patients still on the waiting list can connect and support each other.

Sometimes the loudest opinions come from the most unexpected of places. You can find them in cities, at concerts, and trust, they have pretty clear ideas. They are the voices of generation Z, and they know what they want.

Robert believes that everyone deserve a chance to shine, this is why he brought chess into the slums of Uganda, changing the lives of many kids.

Having grown up in a farming family, Gina knows all to well the struggles that farmers in Colombia face. Motivated to make a change, she created a better, and much fairer system.

After the assassination of her husband, 20 year old Nour and her children have been given a chance to re-experience life, but the torment and torture from ISIS oppression still haunts her.

Most Arabic teachers beat their students, having devastating psychological affects on them as they grow up. Ahmad, a young man in Gaza, has invented an original way to help kids to regain their strength.

The 2018 Miss America pageant got political, with quite a few contestants taking shots at President Trump.

Meet the ambulance man, whose mother died after no one was able to take her to the hospital in time. Now, Iwa is preventing this happening to other families in Indonesia who can't afford to pay for public transport.

16-year-old Victor developed a fire repellent with one goal in mind, to protect his community from deadly explosions which have become a common occurrence in some Mexican towns.

The Rubik's Cube to many is just the classically impossible household puzzle game. But to Gianfranco, Rubik's is his life.

Syrian musician Alaa and his friends are performing in the camps in Europe to spread the seed of hope.

At the end of every summer, this village remembers a centuries-old volcano eruption in a way that would make most people pee their pants.

Beatrice could once be recognized for her far right campaigning against migrants in the Calais jungle... Until her decision to help a young boy on his way to the camp led her to the love of her life.

When Jokin first moved from the big city to a small village, he felt lost, but it wasn't long before found his purpose. Now, he has his own radio show, where 14 nearby villages connect and support one another.

Iman and her husband joined ISIS in the hopes of a happier, new world where all would be treated with equality. What they came to discover was much, much different.

In Indonesia, many babies are born prematurely due to malnutrition, but with most Indonesians living in poverty, hospital stays are unaffordable. Luckily, Professor Raldi Artono Koestoer has created incubators which he loans to families to take home free of charge.

As a former drug user, Slava knows the nightmares of life as an addict all too well. Now, he works during the nights, handing out harm reduction kits to prevent the spread of HIV through dirty needles.

With a goal to understand each other better, Saeed invites people to his home in Jordan to discuss some deep topics. Can a good discussion transform your world views? Find out tonight as they tackle the tough topic of 'gender'.

In Moscow, two women have built a special rehabilitation center to rescue domesticated wolves that have been abandoned by their owners.

Felipe is fighting for the less fortunate kids in Colombia by cycling through his country raising money.

Mexico has the 16th highest world rate of femicide and one of the highest rates of domestic violence at 53%. But Mauro is trying to change this mentality.

Through her art, make-up artist, Rand, is manifesting the emotions of people living in conflict zones, like her home of Palestine.