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

Janna is young, ambitious, fearless, stubborn and dreams of a better world for her people. She became a journalist at the age of seven and never looked back.

Florine is a young French nurse whose life took a dramatic change when she decided to open the door to two teenage migrants. They had been sleeping on the street in an illegal camp that was evacuated last year.

Shumi is a young mother that decided to challenge the 100% male dominated world of Bangladesh, becoming the first female rickshaw driver of the country.

Meet Bruno, the Italian grandpa who's dedicating the rest of his life to the creation of the world's first electricity-free amusement park.

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The Ravel district of Barcelona is being taken over by drug crime. This made Laura and Miquel take action and show the extent to which housing has deteriorated since addicts took over buildings in the area.

Ill pets are often euthanized. But Dr. Jin decided to find a way to give them a second chance. His techniques are not western - he's now the first acupuncturist for pets in China.

Chile has a particularly poor welfare system, and it's hitting the elderly the hardest. Many of them don't have enough money to survive every month. 73-year-old Sofia dedicates her time to giving the elderly company, care and support.

Benjamin Ladraa was so shocked with what he saw in Palestine that he decided to walk a journey of a lifetime to raise awareness about the Israeli occupation.

Masih created an online social movement where Iranian women share photos of themselves living without hijabs.

American athletes Tommie Smith and John Carlos stood on the medals podium at the Olympic Stadium in Mexico City in 1968. During the American national anthem, they raised their gloved fists. Smith called it "a human right salute".

Viktor Ramos was in Indonesia when two serious earthquakes rocked the island of Lombok. Now he's trying to help locals rebuild their homes and get their lives back on track.

Sofia is a 13-year-old chef in a restaurant and is teaching adults how to cook fine dining dishes in between doing homework.

Vrindavan, 200 km east of Delhi, is known as the City of Widows. Thousands of forgotten and marginalized widows are breaking a taboo which prevented them from celebrating Holi.

While others complain about a foggy day, one man just sees incredible opportunity for his people.

After a recent drowning of a refugee in Italy, we're asking if this disturbing scene is part of a wider race issue in Europe.

This mini city within Paris has become an unlikely home and workplace for illegal migrants rejected from society.

In the latest career change trend, one Russian lawyer decided to leave everything behind to go live in Siberia and build new age igloos.

French politician Francois Fillon certainly loves himself a billionaire, as apparently those friendships work out quite well for his wardrobe.

Lagos, Nigeria is an African city with a major crime problem, but one young man is building an unexpected army to battle the criminals around him. Don't forget to look up.

After the Ebola outbreak, these amazing women redefined the term 'going the extra mile'. Here's how a scarcity of support blurred the line between midwife and doctor.

A group of women are sharing the dreams and hopes of young refugees through their hand-made dolls.

Lalitha provides an educational center for sex workers and their children offering them a better future.

Native Americans have some of the highest rates of obesity and diabetes in the United States. This is why LoVina Louis is determined to bring back the traditional Pow Wow dance... for a health kick.