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

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

Scott Wade, the "DaVinci of Dirt," creates impermanent paintings with the dust on the windows of his Mini Cooper. (KarmaTube / Texas Country Reporter) View

As Tom Hanks' character reminded his all-women's team in "A League of Their Own," there's no crying in baseball. Here's the exception. View

Author Karen Armstrong inspires a collaborative global project to recognize that the Golden Rule is fundamental to all world religions. View

What goes on inside the head of savant Daniel Tammet, who can calculate Pi to 22,500 digits and learn a language in a week? View

Continents and cultures apart, disabled athletes Emmanuel Yeboah and Jim MacLaren overcome tremendous obstacles and forge a mutually inspirational friendship. (KarmaTube) View

Citizens rally behind a grassroots volunteer effort to eradicate 10,000 tons of garbage from their country's forests ... in one afternoon. (KarmaTube) View

Paul "Moose" Curtis uses the dirt of the urban landscape as a backdrop for creating his unique public art. (Karma Tube) View

Ingida Asfaw came to the U.S. at 16, with a dream to bring medical care to his native Ethopia. Here's how the renowned Detroit heart surgeon has succeeded. View

New Zealand's Peter Donnelly spends hours creating detailed beach paintings that disappear a few hours later as the tide returns. (KarmaTube) View

For 29 years, Mildred Norman Ryder walked 25,000 miles alone, crisscrossing America with her message of goodness, truth and love. View