My very first international documentary film shoot had me landing in Israel and Palestine, and this episode includes a lot of the conversations I did not get to use in that documentary from the Palestinian perspective on peace, conflict, and of course coffee.

After spending more than a month in the world's largest refugee camp mostly on my own, a friend and fellow photographer joins as we discover, listen and learn from the Rohingya people in Cox's Bazar, Bangladesh.

In this episode, I go back to Dzaleka refugee camp in Malawi where I involve men in the uncomfortable conversation of menstruation while exploring my own discomfort on the issue of racism for #BlackOutTuesday.

Liberia in West Africa was the first country I filmed in Africa, and one I would return to over and over again. In this episode I return with less than a weeks notice, getting a visa turned around in a day, all in the name of football and the impact it has in the life of one 17 year old mother.

In Jordan in 2017, I visited Azraq Refugee Camp to create a series of films on midwives. This story did not make that series, but still resonated with me as an important topic worth addressing-the life restoring surgery for women with prolapse.