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Tells the story of Somali hiphop's journey to help end the war. We follow Somali hip hop icons Waayaha Cusub who risk their lives to create an international movement and bring live international music back to the capitol to persuade youth to turn away from extremism and violence.

Filming Violence takes viewers behind the scenes of Oxfam International's project, Shootingpoverty.org, which tasked documentary filmmakers traveling in Burundi, Brazil, and India to capture stories on how poverty was associated with violence.

Years after Daniel J Gerstle interviewed survivors of Bosnia's war time massacres, he returns to witness the excavation of a mass grave; this time, to "interview" those who did not survive. He moves into the back room of a cafe in Sarajevo's old town and becomes close with a family of survivors who have rebuilt a happy life. From here, he looks back at years of working through war zones and what he learned from survivors about forgiveness, post-traumatic stress, and moral injury. Through some surrealistic and poetic sequences, Gerstle seeks to reproduce how survivors experience post-traumatic stress emotionally.

Humanitarian Bazaar's Journeys on the Edge takes you on the road behind the scenes of their projects focused on how people have learned to survive war and disaster.