Chickens, peas, goats.. A simple life of farming in Burnt Savannah, Jamaica. But not without its setbacks.. Director/ Cinematographer/ Editor: Ani Yahzid

Water will erase Newtok, Alaska. To keep their culture and community intact, the Yup’ik residents must relocate their entire village upriver while battling government inertia. They will become some of America’s first climate refugees. This is a film about a village seeking justice in the face of climate disaster. Learn more: www.patagonia.com/newtok

When Alex Honnold learned about Rev. Joan Ross's efforts to bring solar energy to 1,000 low income homes in Detroit, he decided to lend a hand. The Honnold Foundation partnered with NEWCC, a local Detroit non-profit, and REC Group, a solar panel manufacturer who donated panels for the project. Want to learn more about the Honnold Foundation's work? Take action today: www.honnoldfoundation.org/take-action Director/Editor: Fitz Cahall Director of Photography: Ani Yahzid Camera Operators: Diane Cheklich, Mandi Wright, Samuel Crossley, Austin Siadak

On April 22, David “Scott” Ferguson died after battling melanoma. Ferguson was 49 and loved life. For him, that revolved largely around skiing, his gym clients, his dogs, his wife, his son and Jerry Garcia. Ferguson grew so touched by his nursing care before he died that he left behind the Scott Ferguson Memorial Fund. Nearly $60,000 from more than 100 gifts has been raised so far to support scholarships for University of Colorado College of Nursing students. Ferguson’s goal: to help ensure compassionate care for future patients. The first scholarship will be awarded this spring. Directed by: Dana Brandorff Cinematography/Editing by: Ani Yahzid

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Burnt Savannah, Jamaica. Paradise.