PATH’s Malaria Vaccine Initiative makes inroads in creating the first malaria vaccine for children living in Kenya.

CLIENT: Malaria Vaccine Initiative

Doctors International (DI), first mission trip to the country of Guyana. The team consisted of 21 medical professionals spent a week seeing patients, conducting surgeries and educating healthcare providers. 100 patients in clinic were seen and 50 urology and general surgery procedures were performed.

Moving America takes viewers across the country explaining how liquefied natural gas can help benefit the country through numerous applications.

CLIENT: ANGA

Showcasing the unique and fascinating story of Avi Yaron who was treated for an initial tumor but a follow up check up reveals a residual tumor. With no one to help, Avi invents a technology (Visionsense) to remove such tumors using insect eye 3D vision as the basis. His technology is now used by the GW Medical Faculty Associates in a variety of different clinical specialities during endoscopic surgeries.

Reducing the impact of HIV/AIDS in the Democratic Republic of Congo, Congolese citizens take control of their response to the HIV/AIDS epidemic through the creation of champion communities.

CLIENT: USAID/Chemonics

Reducing the impact of HIV/AIDS in the Democratic Republic of Congo through moonlight testing centers.

CLIENT: USAID/Chemonics

Barrel racing is primarily a sport for women; two professional barrel racers discuss the critical role women played in shaping the culture and identity of the West, despite not always being recorded or named in history.

CLIENT: Department of State

American ranchers speak about the joys of living in a western, cowboy environment.

CLIENT: Department of State

Modern American Cowboys discuss their helicopter ranching in the West. They talk about how innovation is reinventing old jobs and helping to save time and money.

CLIENT: Department of State

Native Americans discuss their contribution to architectural design that is still used in present day US.

CLIENT: Department of State