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Amy Bartlett, CIVICUS Civil Society Index Officer, and Antonio Tujan, social activist and chairman of both the Asia Pac...
How much money do you have in your pocket and what can you do with this amount in your country? - Question posed to CI...
Sauvé Scholar Janet Jobson, former Rhodes Scholar and Chairperson of the International Steering Group of the CIVICUS Y...
This film was created during the 2010 CIVICUS Conference held in Montreal in August....
In the summer of 2010, Geoffrey Tumusiime participated in the International Human Rights Training Program offered by Equ...
Carlyn Ross moves out of Montreal and decides to learn the ways of farming while trying to live her polical ideals....
In this fast-paced animation, youth producer John Cooney shows us that a little effort can go a long way in reversing gl...
This short film looks at a team of farmer-scientists from the hillsides of Honduras, on the frontlines of food sovereign...
Set in Ethiopia, this short film explores the critical role that seed saving and seed diversity play in ensuring a susta...
Food Inc. reveals the dark side of America's corporate food industry....
For 10,000 years, farmers have planted and saved their seeds, but now the control of seeds and our foodcrops have shifte...
It's time to rethink our global food production systems. In this short animation USC Canada critiques mass food p...
The government of Canada sincerely apologizes and asks the forgiveness of the aboriginal peoples of this country for fai...
Egerton Ryerson – what do Ryerson students really know about who he is and what he stood for?...
Out Olympic Gold medalist Mark Tewksbury returns to the 2010 games to visit Pride House....
Demonstrators wearing bandanas and balaclavas smashed windows and overturned newspaper boxes before clashing with riot...
On February 12, 2010, the Vancouver-based Olympic Resistance Network joined a coalition of other activist groups to ho...
Sudan is holding elections. With Omar Al Bashir, an indicted war criminal assured of victory, how free, fair and represe...
At 8:50 a.m. the Olympic Resistance Network massed to 'resist the torch' as it passed through Vancouver's Downtown Easts...
After the lead up, count down, investment, crackdown, security, money and hype... what will be left when the olympic r...
This man has been nick named Olympic Jesus, after lighting his cigarette off the Olympic torch, and then getting tackl...
Exposes a side to the Vancouver Olympics which has not been revealed before. This film shows how this three week event i...
Exposes a side to the Vancouver Olympics which has not been revealed before. This film shows how this three week event i...
A lamentable tragedy mixed full of pleasant mirth, Yellow Cake is the latest animated epic by Ottawa animator Nick Cross...
Everyone has an intriguing life story to tell. We have all experienced significant moments that alter the course of our ...
Sudan is at a crossroads. Again. January 9, 2010 marked the fifth anniversary of the signing of the Comprehensive Peace ...
It’s refreshing to see a major international media network devoting and entire show about the present situation in Sud...
This is Alberto Kuol Kuol Makuach’s story. During a 7-week visit to Southern Sudan, I interviewed over a dozen Souther...
On June 27, 2009, Abousfian Abdelrazik returned to Canada after six years of forced exile in Sudan. This is his story....
Live question and answer discussion after the premier screening of 'Life in the Open Prison' at St. Georges High School....
Trailer for the short documentary 'Life in the Open Prison'...
During a 7-week visit to Southern Sudan, I interviewed about a dozen Southern Sudanese men and women. This is Rose Achan...
This is the trailer for the feature length documentary 'You, Me and the SPP: Trading Democracy for Corporate Rule' now a...
Un animation qui utilise l'image d'une arbre comme symbol pour illustrer une nouvelle vision du Canada dans le monde. Ce...
An animation that uses a tree metaphor to illustrate a new vision for Canada's role in the world that resulted from the...
During the next Canadian federal election, Canadians have several important questions about Canada's role in the world. ...
Toronto youth share their ideas and visions for Canada's role in the world....
Toronto youth share their personal reasons for why they care about Canada’s role in the world and how it affects their...
Abyei remains one of the most prized and fought over pieces of land in Africa's largest country.The Permanent Court of A...
This video documents the situation in the starvation zone of Southern Sudan, in Africa....
W.E.E.P. (Women's Educational Empowerment Project) for Southern Sudan is a non-profit organization dedicated to the bett...
What is the value of a dog's life in Quebec? ...
In this video not only does she address online etiquettes but Cyberlawyer Parry Aftab deals with cyberbullying head-on. ...
What is the value of a dog's life in Quebec? The filmmakers provide an overview of the functioning of Quebec animal serv...
Sara, a student from Kenitra, Morocco talks about what she would like to see changed in the world....
A trailer by filmmaker Magnus Isacsson for a proposed documentary film, contrasting the writings of Orwell and Huxley ...
Author Varda Burstyn speaks about the impact of Aldous Huxley's Brave New World in todays terms....
Author Varda Burstyn speaks about the impact of Aldous Huxley's Brave New World on the environment....
Author Varda Burstyn speaks about the impact of Aldous Huxley's Brave New World on contemporary society....
Author Varda Burstyn gives a brilliant and incisive talk about the Orwellian notion of "Double Think," and applies it to...
Author Varda Burstyn gives a brilliant and incisive talk about the Orwellian notion of "Double Think," and applies it to...
Tv documentary on the governmental initiative "Ici on commerce en Français". How such a timid project generates many re...
Brave New 1984 invites dialogue regarding contemporary issues such as militarism, globalization, consumption, social ine...
Part one of this series introduces us to Delta BC resident Brad Major and his fight against the expropriation of his lan...
Did you know? 1 in 5 Iraqis have been uprooted by violence in their homeland. Many have fled to Syria where the situati...
Did you know? 1 in 5 Iraqis have been uprooted by violence in their homeland. Many have fled to Syria where the situati...
A video produced to raise awareness about Shministim, or conscientious objector, who say why they refuse to serve in an ...
Incredibly bright 6th and 7th graders from Ron Clark Academy serve up a political chant that will make politics seem...e...
Toxic Service The Gagetown Atrocity revials the truth about Canada's Government spraying of deadly toxic chemicals on CF...
Toxic Service The Gagetown Atrocity is a series of short videos designed to educate Canadians about our Governments pois...
In RiP: A remix manifesto, Web activist and filmmaker Brett Gaylor explores issues of copyright in the information age,...
Montreal's own Anarchist Library, DIRA, on StLaurent gives us a rundown of their activities and anarchist thought. Visit...
Is foreign aid necessary? This video takes an informal look at the current picture of foreign aid in Bangladesh, its pro...
Vera Vertes, born in 1928, in Hungary, was the eldest of three sisters, raised in a well-to-do family. With the German i...
Raphael et Sasha promises to be both the most intriguing and telling remake of Romeo and Julliette you've ever seen. Ins...
645 Wellington looks at a Montreal, Quebec loft and its residents who are fighting to keep their home against high-tech ...
A documentary about the Montreal Urban Ecology Centre's sustainability plan for the neighbourhood of Milton-Parc....
Excerpts of CitizenShift's cross-Canada tour on Water. Local water activists from 5 Canadian cities speak to subject of ...
The official trailer for Roadsworth: Crossing the Line! Feature documentary directed by Alan Kohl.A Loaded Pictures pro...
In this engaging piece, put together with footage taken from the 'Stop Racism in the Workplace' screening, panelists sha...
Zapatista leader Subcomandante Marcos is surrounded by 30,000 Mexican troops but still finds the time for interviews wit...
Since the start of the War in Iraq, many US soldiers have sought refuge in Canada. ...
Gordon Laxer is the Director of Parkland Institute, a non-corporate Alberta research network that studies public policy ...
Clips from an interview with Celina Harpe, an elder in the Cree community of Fort Mackay, about 40km downstream from Sun...
A Zapatista leader discusses his philosophy on life and death....
At Olympic Elementary, the walls are crumbling, classrooms are over-crowded and the food stinks. So when it comes to bud...
Imagine spending 30 days confined in a room, always being on the alert of getting shot. ...
Just who are the Iraqi Police? How do they think? What are there positions on the war and the occupation? Alive in Baghd...
Members of a small logging community become angry when the Eagle Clan set up a road block....
A family from Ontario talks with a Native-American clan to resolve territorial differences....
In a naval barber-shop in San Diego, filmmaker Annie Richer finds a range of American opinions....
University Professor El Jones speaks on Obama and difficulties he faces - in Halifax, Nova Scotia at the montly SPEAK!...
A right-wing radio host discusses his tactics to win the war on communism....
A filmmaker gets get up in an ambush between government forces and communist rebel forces....
The opening of Highway of Tears, a film about the women who have gone missing along a lonely B.C. highway....
To The Tar Sands follows a group of young environmentalists across Alberta learning firsthand about the Alberta oil sand...
Resist 2010: 8 Reasons to Oppose the 2010 Winter Olympics, is a short, fast-paced documentary focusing on the negative i...
Narrating Haiti is a look at the work of a Canadian doctor working to set up a medical clinic in a Haitian fishing villa...
Identity protection, open-software and defending democracy in the name of liberty are the topics at hand in this clip fr...
The people of Afghanistan are not being taken care of by those in power....
A film about the betrayal of the 1979 Iranian revolution and the tenacity of the human spirit....
Threadbare recounts the stunning events when 25 ordinary men were were arrested in Toronto on suspicion of terrorism....
University of Guelph students-turned-filmmakers grapple with the use of the Guelph Correctional Facility for detaining i...
San Juan Ostuncaico parish was the home of many Canadian missionaries who fought with the Mayan people....
Andréa and Cléola Léger ask those close to their brother about his life....
Summer 2001, Andréa and Cléola Léger travel to Guatemala seeking traces of their brother Raoul, a Canadian lay missio...
A heroin addict leads a group of protesters into the Vancouver legislator to demand a safe injection site....
A group of Texans talk about American politics while drinking beer in a bar in Austin, Texas....
Nettie Wild introduces herself and how she approaches making a documentary film....
Nettie Wild says she's not an activist filmmaker and explains why....
Wild speaks about screening her films in the community, and speaking at mainstream theatres....
Documentary film can make people change their mind about a cause or situation....
When filming a war, the local film crew could be in danger....
"My Crew suffers with me!"...
Why getting carried away with the rhetoric is static....
Go make movies with a filmmaker that you love....
Think Tank explores how Orwell's writing shaped the twentieth century's war of ideas....
How both the Left and the Right have used and distorted Orwell's catch-phrases and doublethink. Explained by leading Orw...
Canadians seemed to be more enthusiastic about the US presidential election than their own, so 5 McGill students headed ...
In the United States, more than 200 towns and counties are called Liberty. In this historic election year, a new documen...
An interview with Chuck D. of Public Enemy. He talks about education reform, individualism and consumerism, etc. Chuck...
- Canadian Youth Delegation daily podcast from COP16-#1
- Alert Radio
- Baz Shamoun - War and Peace
- Bill C3: Security Certificate Special Advocate Model
- Canada and the President Elects Policies
- Canadian Youth Delegation daily podcast from COP16-#10
- Canadian Youth Delegation daily podcast from COP16-#3
- Canadian Youth Delegation daily podcast from COP16-#4
- Canadian Youth Delegation daily podcast from COP16-#6
- Canadian Youth Delegation daily podcast from COP16-#7
- Canadian Youth Delegation daily podcast from COP16-#9
- Canadian Youth Delegation Podcast #2
- CKUT radio interview on Africa show 'Amandla
- Cracks in the Mosaic: Part 1 - by Khalid M'Seffar
- Cracks in the Mosaic: Part 2 - by Khalid M'Seffar
- Cracks in the Mosaic: Part 3 - by Khalid M'Seffar
- Cracks in the Mosaic: Part 4 - by Khalid M'Seffar
- Cracks in the Mosaic: Part 5 - by Khalid M'Seffar
- Cracks in the Mosaic: Part 6 - by Khalid M'Seffar
- CYD Copenhagen Podcast from the UN Climate Negotiations #10 15-12-2009
- CYD Copenhagen Podcast from the UN Climate Negotiations #11 16-12-2009
- CYD Copenhagen Podcast from the UN Climate Negotiations #12 17-12-2009
- CYD Copenhagen Podcast from the UN Climate Negotiations #13 18-12-2009
- CYD Copenhagen Podcast from the UN Climate Negotiations #14 - Summary
- CYD Copenhagen Podcast from the UN Climate Negotiations #3 08-12-2009
- CYD Copenhagen Podcast from the UN Climate Negotiations #4 09-12-2009
- CYD Copenhagen Podcast from the UN Climate Negotiations #5 10-12-2009
- CYD Copenhagen Podcast from the UN Climate Negotiations #6 11-12-2009
- CYD Copenhagen Podcast from the UN Climate Negotiations #7 12-12-2009
- CYD Copenhagen Podcast from the UN Climate Negotiations #8 13-12-2009
- CYD Copenhagen Podcast from the UN Climate Negotiations #9 14-12-2009
- CYD Copenhagen Podcast from the UN Climate Negotiations 07-12-2009
- CYD Copenhagen report on the UN Climate Negotiations 06-12-2009
- CYD Podcast #8
- Ep. 100 - Popular Resistance Facing Repression in Mexico
- Ep. 101 - Olympic Resistance
- Ep. 103 - The Value of Food: Talking with Wayne Roberts
- Ep. 68 - Taking it Back
- Ep. 73 - Black Flags, Books and a Burgeoning Movement
- Ep. 76 - Roots of Grass
- Ep. 77 - Taking the Risk for Change
- Ep. 86 - A School of Assassins
- Ep. 93 - Colombia beyond the Wall, pt 1
- Ep. 97 - Canada's National (In)security 2009
- Ep. 98 - Taking Toronto's Streets
- Hidden From History - government's insulting 'settlement' offer
- I ReadThe News Today 2008 wrap-up
- Interview with Dan Eiffe (part 2), publisher of Sudan Mirror
- Interview with Dan Eiffe (part 3/3), publisher of Sudan Mirror
- Interview with Dan Eiffe, publisher of Sudan Mirror in Nairobi, Kenya (part 1 of 3)
- Kevin Annett lecture series - part 1
- Margaret Fish interview on Amandla!, CKUT 90.3FM
- Québec solidaire MNA Amir Khadir
- Roadsworth on CBC's "Q"
- Security Certificates and Secret Trials in Canada, Part 1 of 2
- The Editorials Influence on Voters
- The Election Underdog
- Vancouver in the lead up to 2010
- Varda Burstyn: on Huxley
- Welcome War Resisters
- Why Copyright?
- XVI International AIDS Conference, Toronto 2006
- Varda Burstyn: concluding remarks: the importance of a "critical culture"
- Varda Burstyn: on Socialism and '1984'
- Varda Burstyn: Orwell, Huxley, & the environmental crisis today
- 'No apology' from Iraq shoe-thrower
- Iraqi journalist throws shoes at Bush in Baghdad
- Saddam's Doctor Rebutts Iraq's Story
- Santander Bank suspends funding for controversial Brazilian dam
- Southern Sudan: Oil Exploitation vs Wildlife Protection
- "Gender Equality", "Child Soldiers" and "Humanitarian Law" are Axed from Foreign Policy Language
- "The Dope Craze that's Terrorizing Vancouver"
- "The New Imperial Order Foretold" by Varda Burstyn
- A Biography of Orwell & Huxley - Part One: Key Influences
- A Brief History of South Africa's Racist Politics
- A Passion for Social Justice: The Activist Films of Nettie Wild
- A Place Called Chiapas
- A special evening of screenings and discussions - June 2, 2010
- Accommodate This! Poster
- Alberta rethinks film funding rules...
- An archive of texts on Egerton Ryerson
- Back On The Map: A New Vision for Canada's Role in the World
- Brave New 1984 - web project description
- Brave New 1984: a word from the director, Magnus Isaccson
- Brave New 1984: the Orwellian and "Huxley-ian" in contemporary times
- Canada's Tar Sands Lobbyists Focus on Democrats
- Challenges Facing Sudan’s April 2010 National Elections
- Church takes ‘unprecedented’ step to sell stake in Vedanta
- Clement's Bias Embarrassing Canada at Home and Abroad
- Conflict Threats & Peace Assessment: Juba, Malakal, Aweil, Kadugli, Kauda & Abyei
- Construction begins on $1B, 4-lane road
- Crack kits helping addicts but frustrating police
- Deadly pipeline threat to uncontacted tribes
- Descriptions of George Orwell and Aldous Huxley
- Egerton Ryerson and Residential Schools
- Election Ballots Printed by Sudan’s Currency Printer Controversial
- Forced Migration Review: Sudan, prospectives for peace (Nov. 2005)
- ForeignPolicy Camp
- Foreword from Amusing Ourselves to Death
- From the Bottom of the Pit
- G8/G20 Communiqué: Warriors for peace – RISE UP!
- Girifna Political Activism is a Brave Proposition in Sudan
- Harm Reduction, '50s Style
- Harper and Campbell praise their project
- How Project Media began
- Inter Pares aims to ‘Take Back the Day’ by reclaiming the true meaning of Mother’s Day
- Inter Pares offers soul-nourishing alternative to traditional gift-giving
- Inter-Governmental Relations in Southern Sudan
- International delegation at women's conference puts women's rights in global context
- It’s a Matter of Realizing our Interests
- Juba Assessment Town Planning and Administration, November 2005 Draft
- Juba Declaration By Southern Sudan Women
- Khartoum Government Undermining South Sudan Self-Determination Referendum?
- Landmine Removal Frees Land for Agriculture
- Leah Henderson and the G20 arrests: A study in the criminalization of dissent
- Local Peace Processes in Sudan: a baseline study
- Logistical Challenges Facing Sudan Elections
- Making it: A Place Called Chiapas
- Montreal street artist Roadsworth captured in new documentary
- Notes on Indian Residential Schools and Ryerson
- Observations about E. Ryerson's role with Residential Schools
- Permanent Court of Arbitration Makes Ruling on Abyei Border
- Perspective: Sudan – Land of Water and Thirst; War and Peace
- PM Harper 'delighted' Obama to visit Canada first when he becomes U.S. president
- Post-2012 Scenarios for Sudan: War vs Peace, United vs Secession
- Preliminary Voter Registration Results for Sudan
- Psychologists and torture
- Response to Residential Truth: Unified Future
- Rwanda admits force used in anti-thatch campaign
- Ryerson, Residential Schools & Reconciliation
- Seven-Weeks in Southern Sudan Beckons a Return Visit
- St. Stephen N.B. protest rally for Gagetown Agent Orange Public Inquiry.
- Street Kids in India
- Survival International Applauds Rowntree Decision To Sell Vedanta Shares Over Ethical Concerns
- The Already Big Thing on the Internet: Spying on Users
- The Comprehensive Peace Agreement (a sumary booklet)
- The Lori Drew Trial
- The Quiet Problem of Child Abuse
- There’s A Hole in my Democracy
- Total Returns to South Sudan Post CPA to June 2008
- Two Million Southern Sudanese Returned Home Since 2005
- Universal Soldiers
- Unleash the Power of Our Citizens
- Voter Registration Verification Begins in Sudan
- Voting Begins in Sudan Despite Rigging Accusations and Boycott
- Was Ryerson a Racist?
- We Need a New Map
- What is a Security Certificate or Bill C-3?
- What is the difference between a refugee and an IDP and what happens to them now that the war is over?
- Why silence greeted Stephen Harper's residential-school apology
- Why the Internet is a double-edged sword
- WikiLeaks: India’s tribes ‘exploited and abused’
- Will designer brains divide humanity?
- Without charge, without trial, without hope
- WSF: Poverty Without Borders
- You Can Vote However You Like
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I think that Food inc
by Puicu
Sun, 05/13/2012 - 07:57
I think that Food inc reveals some problems that are in need for some urgent solutions.And how all the songs and movies are teaching us that change comes from inside us, then maybe we should start using Berkey filters for our water, plant our own vegetables and follow the path that our meat takes from the animal into our kitchens.
Omg!Food inc. is a great
by Andrea Baltag
Tue, 05/01/2012 - 16:47
Omg!Food inc. is a great movie.After i saw what my family was eating i really started to feel bad because i have let that to happen and i think that i should be the one that keeps my family healthy.I'm really worried for the little children i also have a baby an i have just discovered soy baby formula and i don't know how i stayed until now without it.
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