Asians for Abrams describe their motivations for organizing, and show us what it’s like to canvass to this diverse multiethnic, multilingual demographic.

Nse Ufot of the New Georgia Project describes voter suppression tactics. Young people of color describe how they are underestimated as a political force.

As the election draws near, polling places in communities of color are targeted for closure.

Stacey Abrams talks about the challenges of being a black woman candidate for governor in Georgia. Members of her multiracial, multiethnic coalition of organizers discuss working at the grassroots ...

Bushra Amiwala speaks to a group of Pakistani community members about how her experience with Islamophobia informs her political goals.

Maria Elena Durazos campaigns with Latinx union activists.

Lucy McBath describes how gun violence activated her journey into electoral politics.

Nse Ufot describes the changing face of America. Organizers discuss the historic role Black women have played as political leaders of the New American Majority.

Rashida Tlaib shares a personal story about how witnessing one way Islamophobia impacted her children fueled her decision to run for office.

We follow Kwame and another social worker as they track down the children. We hear from the slave masters who feel the trafficked child’s parents should be the ones to blame, though Kwame tells them ...

Peter and Edem talk with Bernice and Kwesi about their experiences on the lake. Peter, who was sent away at age three, describes how he was hurt he was separated from his family and unable to go to ...

We’re introduced to Edem, a 12-year-old boy who was sent to work on Lake Volta at age seven, and Kwame, a rescuer and formerly trafficked child. Edem tells us he was unable to attend school while ...

The family continues to persevere while being stuck at a Hungarian transit center.

The family decides against leaving Serbia due to the toll it would take on the children.

The family secretly makes their way across the border from Bulgaria to Serbia.

Violent attacks against refugees by Bulgarian Nationalists frightens the children.

The family is taken advantage of by smugglers; are arrested and moved to a refugee camp.

The family faces hardships journeying to the EU including lack of food and shelter.

Due to continued threat from the Taliban the Fazilis must pay smugglers to get to Turkey.

Hassan Fazili and his family flee from the Taliban to Tajikistan but are denied asylum.

When an energy company begins searching for natural gas in New Brunswick, Canada, indigenous and white families unite to drive out the company in a campaign to protect their water and way of life.