What makes your home country what it is? Three young people try different ways to find an answer.

How does it change your national identity if war forces you to leave home? Yulia is from Donbas and fled with her family to Moscow, where she's trying to readjust.

Elisieu is working hard to write history: He's active in four independence organizations demanding the separation of Catalonia from Spain - following in his family's footsteps.

Singing racist songs and organizing neo-Nazi marches: Once, Felix was deep into the right-wing scene. But then he found out how wrong it is. Since then, he's helped others exit the scene.

A reindeer herder from the Sami people finds grazing grounds locked by ice more often, making it difficult to feed the animals. But without herding, his people will lose culture, language, tradition and identity.

The Pacific Island Kiribati could be uninhabitable in the next few decades. See how Tinaai is battling climate change and coping with an end to her home.

Meet two young people dealing with effects from climate change today: A Pacific Islander likely forced to move in her lifetime and a Scandinavian whose traditional reindeer grazing grounds are disappearing.

From bathrooms in parks to the anonymous hand job on a back street, one young Berliner had a new sex partner every day, for a year. And he did it in the name of art.

This woman and her fiance need help to move but that doesn't affect their passion for each other or make their touch any less meaningful. See this love story.

It's always tough to discover and realize your own sexual desires. But what about when you have few desires at all? Meet one young person who just doesn't find sex appealing.