During the post-election violence in Kenya in 2007-8, David was shot by an arrow into his chest. He tells his story about how he recovered, but then developed deep resentment for another tribe. Through the LEAP SPORT programme, he was able to learn to forgive, but also to become a mediator to help resolve conflicts around him. David is now a group leader in A-STEP, he has a new life and an important role in his community.

 At the start of the post election violence, Peter lost his uncle during an attack on their compound. He became depressed started using drugs. He talks about how he was able to begin to address his anger and resentment for other ethnic groups on the football pitch, through the LEAP SPORT program.

This Participatory Video was made by a group of female and disabled sports coaches, and shows the impact that football and sitball is having on the lives of girls and the disabled in Rwanda.

This is a short version of a recent film created by members of the Muslim Boys Youth Club, operated by the London Tigers, as part of a recent Participatory Video project with InsightShare.

This short video describes the Participatory Video projects undertaken by InsightShare with various youth groups around the world over the years.

This Participatory Video was made by Youth Leaders from across Africa & South America taking part in the Next Step Conference, Namibia.

This film was made by Youth Leaders from across Africa & South America taking part in the Next Step Conference, Namibia.

This film was shot and directed by the members of Namibia's Special Olympics Team. Made up of individuals with mental disabilities who are all taking part in China's Special Olympics taking place in October 2007.

In this video three' Sport for a Better World' changemakers speak about what motivates them: Trevor Dudley, Director - The Kids League, Uganda; Felicite Rwemalika executive director - Association of Kigali Women in Sports, Rwanda; Heather Cameron, Executive Director – Boxgirls International, Berlin.