Layli MillerMuro is the Executive Director of the Tahirih Justice Center, a nonprofit organization dedicated to protecting women from human rights abuses through the provision of legal aid and public policy advocacy. MillerMuro founded the organization in 1997 following her involvement in Matter of Kasinga , a highprofile case that set national precedent and revolutionized asylum law in the U.S. Fauziya Kassindja, a 17yearold girl who fled Togo in fear of a forced polygamous marriage and female genital mutilation, was granted asylum in 1996 by the US Board of Immigration Appeals. This decision opened the door to genderbased persecution as grounds for asylum. Using her portion of the proceeds from a book she and Kassindja coauthored about the case, Do They Hear You When You Cry? , MillerMuro established Tahirih. (Washington, DC) Camera by Shane Lamberth Interview & Editing by Jennifer Brandel Produced by Jennifer Brandel

Stanley Hauerwas, Professor of Theological Ethics at Duke Divinity School, on bricklaying, teaching and the satisfaction of completing ones work. Professor Hauerwas is the author of numerous books, including the recent memoir, Hannahs Child: A Theologians Memoir.  In 2001 Time Magazine named Professor Hauerwas Americas Best Theologian. He responded by saying, Best is not a theological category. (Durham, North Carolina) Interview & Camera by Ian Kibbe Editing by Matt Lauterbach Produced by Ian Kibbe

Bilal attends the I.S.N.A. (Islamic Society of North America) Annual Conference to connect with other Muslim leaders. Directed by Musa Syeed Edited by Susanne Suffredin Executive Produced by Danny Alpert

Cathryn Wellner began her professional career as a French teacher and school librarian, in Idaho, Washington, and New York. Then she traveled ten years as a storyteller, mostly in the U.S. but also in Europe, the UK, and Canada. By that time she had followed her heart to Canada, where she spent thirteen years as an organic farmer, smallscale rancher, and, when she realized community organizing was really about stories, a community developer. After serving as the first Project Coordinator for HEAL (Healthy Eating and Active Living in Northern British Columbia), she moved to Oakland, California to be Storytelling Director for Stagebridge (America’s oldest senior theatre troupe). She returned to BC to take on the post of Food & Health Manager for Interior Health. Now she lives in the beautiful Okanagan Valley and focuses full time on her writing, mostly for three blogs: Catching Courage, Story Route, and Crossroads.