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We’ve all heard about the idea of English becoming a “universal language.” Some say that it should be used worldwide, and others say that it shouldn’t. While tempers flare on either side, there’s one point that can’t be argued: English is ridiculously hard to learn. To native English speakers, this seems silly. But think about […]
“When you don’t know where your next meal is coming from, it’s all-consuming. You can’t focus on anything else.” Moved by the round-the-block lines he witnessed while working at a food shelter for a school community service project, 16 year-old Kiran Sridhar founded the “shared economy” platform Waste No Food which connects leftovers from dozens […]
US Quarter Coin Minting Process – documentaries, Minting, Coin, Currency, USA
FsuAtl and National Geographic team up to expose the ugly truth behind the bottlenose Dolphin.
One would find it difficult enough to get through a day without food. But we met an extraordinary person living near the Bhubaneswar railway station, who even though stricken by poverty and hunger, feeds stray dogs instead of himself. An act of kindness? Or a ‘Man of God?’ Here’s our short documentary on him.
Rural society in the People’s Republic of China occupies more than a half of China’s population and has a varied range in terms of standard of living and life patterns. In southern and coastal China, rural areas have seen increased development and are, in some areas, beginning to catch up statistically to urban […]
“Hijab can never be a hurdle to anything. It is a part of my life, part of my culture and it is my choice to wear my hijab,” she says.
