Video Data Bank, 1995. Covers the ways in which the aids disease uniquely affects woman. Women Make Movies, 1991. 1993 non-circulating Explores the philosophy of invitational education, as developed by William W. Purkey, and visits schools where faculty members are attempting to create a climate conducive to quality learning and student growth. The soup kitchens and flophouses are overflowing with homeless street people seeking food and refuge from the unforgiving cold.
Program helps students understand the key questions in the current right to die controversy.
Features interviews with doctors and with representatives of Choice in Dying, the Hemlock Society and Right to Life. Attempts to debunk many misconceptions and stereotypes about Islam that are common both in the United States and abroad. Fosters a better understanding of what many consider to be the fastest growing religion in the world. Traces the history of Islam and shows ruins of its empire which stretched from India to Spain. Presents the rituals, dance, art, music, and philosophy of Sufism, the heart of Islam.