Global Us: What connects us all

Global Us: What connects us all

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Global Us: What connects us all episodes

  • Senegal: Listening instead of looking away
    "Dimitra" clubs serve to give women and young people the chance to see their ideas realized. They’ve been set up in a range of countries around Africa. Residents vote in democratic meetings to decide for instance how to protect soil from erosion.
    7 min
  • A graphic novel about the Syrian war
    Hamid Sulaiman left his home at the end of 2011. After a stint in Paris, he eventually ended up in Berlin, where he composed a graphic novel that provided a kind of therapy. The Syrian enjoys the arts scene in the German capital.
    4 min
  • Acai - Brazil’s super berry
    Açaí is the most popular fruit of the Amazon region. The berries have also gained an international reputation as a superfood. Employing sustainable methods to raise and harvest them helps protect the rainforest.
    7 min
  • Solar power for Ugandan schools
    In many parts of Uganda, electricity is in such short supply it's rationed. That's had a knock-on effect for many schools. The 'New Africa School' in Luwero District has installed a solar power system to ensure there's light during lessons.
    7 min
  • Solar power for Ugandan schools
    In many parts of Uganda, electricity is in such short supply it's rationed. That's had a knock-on effect for many schools. The 'New Africa School' in Luwero District has installed a solar power system to ensure there's light during lessons.
    7 min

About Global Us: What connects us all

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There are eight billion people on Earth and we are better connected than ever before. How can we make use of that? From Global 3000 comes Global Us - because we need joint action now more than ever.