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A new report from Human Rights Watch says that Ethiopia is forcibly relocating 70,000 indigenous people from the city of Gambella. The reason? To free up land for foreign investment.

When it comes to global poverty, there’s often a gap between the billions we pour in and the outcomes that actually result.

Eugene Peba is a member of the Ogoni Tribe, an indigenous group in southeast Nigeria that's been persecuted for decades. Eugene fled his home country for the U.S., but now faces deportation.

Haitian economist Ludovic Comeau examines the complicated process of rebuilding Haiti.

On today's Global Activism, we hear from a Haitian American doctor who's trying to change the way eye care is delivered in Haiti.

On today's Global Activism, we talk to Beth Skorochod, who works on HIV prevention for Population Services International (PSI).The organization runs a host of health programs around the globe. These include an HIV prevention project in Togo that targets men who have sex with men.

On this week's Global Activism, Worldview talks to two women who lead the Chicago chapter of Architecture for Humanity.