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Generation Change

Marcus Costello, CologneMarch 26, 2014

In Germany, official paperwork like filing for unemployment benefits and signing leases can be complicated. Diana from Cologne gave up a well-paying job to help others navigate German bureaucracy.

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Diana Lantzen, Copyright: Diana Lantzen
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Generation Change: Germany's bureaucracy buddy

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Documenting Syria's civil war

Documenting Syria's civil war

More than 2.5 million Syrians have fled their country since the civil war began three years ago. Firas, a refugee who's come to Berlin, is using photography and video footage to raise awareness about the conflict. (18.03.2014)
March 18, 2014
Woman surrounded by empty bottles, Copyright: Fotolia/lassedesignen

When your mom drinks too much

When your mom drinks too much

Imagine coming home from school and finding your mom passed out, surrounded by bottles. For Louise, 24, that was routine. Now her mom is sober and the two are helping other families in Ireland impacted by alcoholism. (12.03.2014)
March 12, 2014
Participants in the One Billion Rising event in Lisbon on February 14, 2014, Copyright: Miguel Fascinado

Dancing to keep women safe

Dancing to keep women safe

In Portugal, domestic violence is a big problem that is rarely talked about. Melisa, 27, is changing that. She got Lisbon on its feet to dance for an end to violence against women and girls. (04.03.2014)
March 4, 2014
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