The Best Videojournalism Stories of 2009 ... Celebrating excellence in video, journalism and storytelling. View

Pulled back from disaster, the determined U.S. auto industry enters a new age. Multimedia series looks in the rear-view mirror ... and at the rough road ahead. (Detroit Free Press) View

A comedic British filmmaker grows facial hair and tests the effect on a fearful public in the aftermath of terrorist bombings in London. (BBC) View

Millions of Americans suffer in silence from this extremely common disease. How can it be recognized ... and treated? Peabody Award winner. (PBS) View

Touching feature-length tribute to a beloved collegiate lacrosse field manager who is mildly autistic. (Hulu) View

Just how radically is the internet changing the experience of childhood? Can adults keep up with kids? View

Tokyo's Toshiro Kanamori teaches his fourth-grade class unconventional lessons in cooperation, compassion and sharing powerful emotions. (KarmaTube) View

Five-part multimedia series investigates the exploitation of U.S. immigrants, legal and illegal, from Tijuana, Guatemala and beyond. (Kansas City Star) View

Doris "Granny D" Haddock, 94, an indefatigable political activist, throws her straw hat into the ring and campaigns for the U.S. Senate. (Hulu) View

Plucked from obscurity by the ruling political machine, Kazuhiko Yamauchi runs for city council in Kawasaki. Welcome to democracy -- Japanese style. Peabody Award winner. (PBS) View

Two ordinary guys from New York retrace the 13th-century adventurer's entire 25,000-mile land-and-sea route from Venice to China and back. (American Public Television) View

Attacks on U.S. soldiers in 'the forgotten war' in Afghanistan have reached an all time high, making it a deadlier battlefield than Iraq. View