This week on the World Vision Report:

In order to deal with the lack of building supplies, Palestinians resort to sand in Gaza ... ColaLife: Combining Coca-Cola with medicine distribution in Africa ... Black Gold Coffee documents the journey from coffee farms in Africa to coffee houses ... An interfaith coffee co-op in Uganda brews cooperation ... Unwed mothers band together against society and stigma in South Korea ... The açaí berry healthfood craze transforms a crop and a community in Brazil's Amazon ... Andreas Fliflet and his band Jienat make music in the northernmost town in the world.

This week on the World Vision Report:

Former prisoners in the Gaza Strip deal with the trauma of torture ... Indian gooseberry offers health benefits, but packs a sour punch ... An ancient Mexican drink called pulque makes a healthy comeback ... A tribute to Busi Mhlongo, one of South Africa's most celebrated musicians ... The movement to help Haitian artists start over rebuilding art in Haiti.

This week on the World Vision Report:

Men take on childbirth and tradition as male midwives in Liberia ... In Afghanistan, young women escape arranged marriage and potential abuse ... Roben Farzad discusses biofuels and the potential effect on the poor ... Discipline and tough love change lives on a 'learning farm' in Indonesia ... A community harvests wood in rural Nepal ... In Bangladesh, taking mobile English lessons via cell phones ... Reporter Mary Stucky shops for dinner at the flower markets in Mexico ... Emmanuel Jal, a former child soldier in Sudan, harnesses music in Kenya for peace ... Affordable and unusual fast food in Palermo, Italy includes a 'spleen sandwich.'