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Zia Caterina really believes so, and along with her whimsical cab, she's making Florence that little bit more colorful.

Cameras create art. But in this Spanish city, thanks to Mary Jo, they are a tool for integration.

La Bestia is the cargo train crossing the Mexico-USA border. Norma and her team are there to help them along the way.

If you know the pain, well... you also know how to survive. This is what Alina is trying to teach to the patients in this Russian hospital.

Los Angeles freeways are notoriously horrible, but this is a whole other ballgame.

This just released footage from Thanksgiving proves not everyone had a happy holiday.

In Buenos Aries, only the privileged have access to ambulance services, while those living in the slums are often left to die. Fed up with seeing people suffer, this community created their own emergency service.

These Youtube stars from the Netherlands take drugs on camera in an honest approach to educating viewers.

In India, 18% of women are married before they're even 15 years old. Pratima was one of them and now she's committed to showing other young girls just how much they're capable of.

In Mexico, Maria has created a newspaper that gives homeless people a voice, a job, and a new skill set.

A sheriff in Tennessee has come up with an eyebrow-raising game to catch criminals.

In Vienna, Perrine has created jobs for homeless people to work as tour guides, giving them an income and a way to be integrated back into society.

Mother and daughter duo, Marelsy and Merry, created 'Melinas', custom-made dolls that every woman can identify with.

The highly inappropriate but oh-so-fun card game has asked their fans to donate to a cause... taking something away from Trump that he holds dear.

Roza is a legend at Perm hospital, where, 72 years into her career, she's still taking on the most complicated cases the hospital sees.

Pamela and her team of volunteers take to the hospitals every single day of the year, to nurture and care for newborns with no one else to protect them.

After losing her husband to cancer, 70-year-old, Khadija Al Kourty, has opened her home to Morocco's many female cancer patients, as a place of recovery and support.

When Barbara moved away from the city and into a small village, she devoted herself to teaching the village kids all about science and their universe.

Russia's streets have taken a toll on homeless people, many of whom are wounded and dying of infections. That's why Evgeniy has made it his mission to provide a free medical service, showing them that somebody still cares.

In Gaza, Reema, is helping children recover from the traumas of witnessing war through her music therapy.

Diversity is just a word and Nastya is demonstrating this helping kids climbing to the stars in Russia.

In Italy's small Southern villages, book shops and libraries are hard to come by. Meet Antonio, who, along with his three-wheeler truck-library, is delivering his revolutionary library service.

Chinese artist, Haiping Guo, has dedicated his life to helping people affected by psychological disorders to express themselves through art.

The record-breaking fires hitting California have people sharing shocking videos online, but these three prove just how frightening the situation is.

When Sereen met her husband, he swore had left the ISIS fight behind him. But after months of enticement and persuasion, their lives soon took a turn for the worst.