The Award Winning documentary Printing the Dream: 75 Years of Atlanta Daily World takes a look at the legacy of the Atlanta Daily World, the first African-American daily newspaper in the United States.  Printing the Dream: 75 Years of Atlanta Daily World is a historical testament to the great pioneering efforts achieved in African-American journalism in the United States during the 20^th Century.

Angela Harrington Rice, host of A Woman’s Place, discusses female genital mutilation with humanitarian and filmmaker Soraya Mire.  Soraya Mire, a survivor of FGM, talks about her film “Fire Eyes’, the work she has done throughout the world to bring awareness to female genital mutilation and how the practice damages women physically and psychologically and needs to be eliminated.  Viewer Discretion is Advised.

World Pilgrims: A Sacred Journey to Turkey chronicles the pilgrimage of Jews, Christians, and Muslims as they traveled to Turkey to learn more about their faith traditions, the faith traditions of others, and the religious significance of Turkey.  The documentary focuses on individuals who traveled and how the journey helped them to be more accepting of others as well as learn more about themselves.