In my community there are many children that have terminal illnesses. Joey's Eagles is trying to provide a home for those children to not feel alone in their battle against cancer and other childhood illnesses.

Our organization works on helping ex-offenders reenter society after their release. This population is forgotten and stereotyped and believed to be unimportant. Everyone deserves a second chance once they aew released, not a second sentence. We help with rebuilding relationships, fixing criminal thinking errors, employment services, computer skills, and giving back to the community.

Whether it was during my summer in Africa working to raise educational awareness among women about HIV/AIDS at health clinics, churches, and schools, or while visiting the orphanages in Phnom Peng, Cambodia, or helping to build a community plaza in Greece in honor of a young girl whose death had recently brought the town closer together...in all of these experiences, the greatest problem repeatedly I experienced among volunteers, NGO staffers, think tank policy advocates, social entrepreneurs, and other change makers is an information barrier.

We are trying to utilize contemporary forms of music history, english, production and healing with musical forms. The lack of understanding about music and its power remain a problem in society and with this lack of information we see the abuse of music to inhibit emotions.

There's a very low amount of people aware of the state of the educational system. This is a documentary to help people to see the impact that an interrupted education has on people and their future opportunities.