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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.

Tired of seeing how people with mental disabilities are treated in Indonesia, Denny opened a shelter to help those who have been abandoned by society.

Arganil is one of the places majorly devastated by the fires that happened in October. A former green landscape has now been transformed into a burnt area. But thanks to Rodrigo things are changing....

Nicholas has been recording one second for every day of 2017 and the result will make you appreciate firefighters and fall in love with the mountains of Idaho.

Italian filmmakers just released a new, feature length Harry Potter film about Voldemort for free. Here's how they pulled it off.

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.

In Egypt, Shayma Omar has come up with a scheme for farmers to make the most of their animal's waste. What began as a small university project is now growing into something that could prove beneficial for farmers worldwide.

What's it like living with the constant fear of raids? Here's the second episode of our new series following Janna, an 11-year-old journalist living in Nabi Saleh, a small village in the West Bank.

Did you know that 12 million plastic bottles are thrown away in Argentina every day? Three local entrepreneurs have found a way to activate citizens to recycle, mold bricks out of PET bottles, and build things for communities in need.

Eliyahu has taken on the responsibility of building a bridge between Jews, Muslims and Christians in the heart of Jerusalem.

In Indonesia, the maternal mortality rate is a serious issue, but luckily there are people like Hanna Keraf trying to solve the problem. She started Du'Anyam, a social enterprise that teaches pregnant women the skills they need to keep themselves and their babies safe.

The U.S. is currently voting to lift the 80 year ban on hemp farming, but here's a 1942 video they said never happened that proves the government was totally cool about hemp.

In Italy for a limited time, an archaeological exhibition is open to the public... and completely underwater.

The #MeToo Movement is spreading in Egypt. Women there have suffered from sexual harassment for too long and they’re starting to speak out.

Popping for Parkinson's is a weekly dance class created by Simone Sistarelli. He uses classic breakdance styles to help people fight the symptoms of Parkinson's disease.

South Africa's Mr. Minaar used to keep his hip hop and teaching separate, until he figured out the formula to make math officially cool.

In Mongolia, a typically rare climate crisis has unfortunately become not so rare. Herds are dying by the millions and the Red Cross is stepping in.

Meet artist Kristen Visbal who has cast feminism in bronze and challenged the iconic bull of Wall Street.

Pablo hasn't let down syndrome get in the way of him becoming an actor and Europe's first down's university graduate.

A Spanish village facing extinction fears its ancient festival will die with it... Until they figured out the secret to survive.

Safaa has lived under ISIS control for nearly three years. But now, she is making the rules as the first female traffic cop in Manbij.

When Elizabeth saw a governmental senior house for the first time, she was shocked by the conditions these people live in and started an initiative among her friends.

How did one woman get 7 million products to give away to Spaniards in need? She saw an awesome opportunity when she realized just how much companies throw away.

Nepalese women aren't expected to finish high school, let alone run a city of 2 million inhabitants. Then came Ranju Darshana. She's the reason why the first free elections in 20 years is one to watch. Oh, and did we mention she's only 21?