| Community radio bursts forth in India, ordinary cement sinks provide welcome relief in Honduras and Bogota's bicycling ex-mayor, Enrique Penalosa, offers thoughts on urban renewal.

| A report from a Karen refugee camp on the Thai-Burma border, Winnipeg students head down to Bolivia, and the voice of a young Mohawk woman -- speaking out.

| Happy 50th, Ghana! A Ghanean special: New readers read at Accra's Osu Avenue Library, Michelle Betz avoids sucking mud in her search for the elusive sitatunga, and stern words on energy responsibility

| Food production on opposite ends of the spectrum: moving beyond chemical agriculture in Costa Rica and the ecological food movement in Evo Morales' Bolivia.

| Kyoto's Clean Development Mechanism in Africa. Canadian CDM projects? Nicaragua, Nicaraguita: a village way up in the Segovias goes solar.

| Mosquitoes that bite ... ghosts that haunt. Community malaria eradication in southern India and emotional recovery work thirteen years after the Rwandan genocide.

| Communities take control of the land they call home: Johannesburg township residents launch a peoples housing project and indigenous Nasa of Colombia seize ancestral lands.

| A special edition on Rwanda, on the thirteenth anniversary of her 100-day genocide. The ghosts of hate radio -- Where Rwandan radio has been and where it's headed.

| Special Economic Zones pave over farmland in India, biodiversity provides food security in Colombia -- in spite of "free trade" -- and conservative risk management among poor African farmers

| Empowered communities planning for the future -- with women and youth at the vanguard. Reports from indigenous Cauca province, Colombia, and Suchitoto, El Salvador.