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DOC in India

This winter, DOC will travel to India! A group of students from Montreal will be going to Udaipur in the state of Rajasthan, to delve into social issues and capture their experience on film.

Behind the scenes - Sangita's Story One of the trip participants shares her impressions of the village where Sangita and her family live.	Behind the Scenes - Sugna and Suresh's Story One of our India trip participants talks about her experience filming Sugna and Suresh's story.	It Takes A Child - Clip Craig Kielburger was 12 years old when child labor activist Iqbal Massih was killed in Pakistan.	Upcoming trip to India Craig Kielburger gives you an idea of what to expect in India.
Advice for India trip participants Craig Kielburger gives advice to the participants going on the upcoming trip to India.	Growing Up in India Trailer Watch the trailer for the upcoming Directors of Change India film.	Behind the Scenes - India Trip Update Trip participant Michelle Vanderzon describes her initial impressions of India.	Behind the Scenes - India Personal Reflections Trip participant Marc-Andre Boucher talks about his filmmaking trip.
Growing Up in India	Six Months Later - India Personal Reflection	Six Months Later - India Personal Reflection

In the spring of 2008, a team of Canadian students travelled to the border cities of Douglas, Arizona in the United States and Agua Prieta, Sonora in Mexico. The students explored a variety of issues and documented personal stories of youth living on both sides of the border. Over two weeks and with the support of Mexican youth filmmakers, they produced this film.

Filmmaker Diary - Behind the Scenes Footage: Jackie - Mexico 2008 In this clip, Southridge student Jacqueline Whitaker shares a personal reflection.	Filmmaker Diary - Behind The Scenes: The Wall - Mexico 2008 Directors of Change trip participants share their perspectives on the wall that seperates the United States and Mexico.	Crossing Borders - Trailer 1 Watch the trailer for Crossing Borders.	Craig Kielburger talks about the award winning film Crossing Borders Craig Kielberger discusses the film Crossing Borders.
Crossing Borders Crossing Borders looks at the lives of youth living on both sides of the US-Mexico border.	Filmmaker Diary - Behind The Scenes: Border Rights - Mexico 2008 Listen as Directors of Change trip participants share their opinions on the situation of those living on both sides of the US-Mexico border.

In the spring of 2007, a team of Canadian students travelled to the Maasai Mara, Kenya. The students explored a variety of issues and documented personal stories of youth living in rural Kenya. Over two weeks, they produced this film.

Craig Kielberger discusses the Directors of Change film Harambee.

A team of twelve Canadian youth travel to Kenya to create a documentary.

A team of Canadian students travel to China to create a documentary.

How Would You Change Your Community? - Part 1
The students at this year's Youth in Action Summit responded to the following question, 'If you could wake up tomorrow and make one change in your community, what would it be?'
How Would You Change Your Community? - Part 2
The students at this year's Youth in Action Summit responded to the following question, 'If you could wake up tomorrow and make one change in your community, what would it be?'
CAN I CHANGE YOUR MIND ON BEAUTY?
The media decides what you see as true beauty - can I change your mind?
LIFE OF A LABOURERS CHILDREN
Film about construction labourers children
Checkpoint of Humanity

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Craig Kielburger is the founder and chair of Free The Children, a unique international development and youth empowerment organization.

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