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

A shocking 1977 case of spousal abuse, and Farrah Fawcett's subsequent TV movie dramatization, altered laws and attitudes. (Lansing State Journal) View

Journalists put their lives at risk covering the border-town violence in Juarez, Mexico, where they find themselves on cartel hit lists. (Time) View

Ahmad al-Shugairi is among a new generation of TV preachers who are shaping new ways for young people throughout the Middle East to experience Islam. View

Former Liberian child soldiers collaborate on a video project that shows their evolution from warriors to peace-builders. View

A celebrated wildlife photographer designs and uses motion-sensitive cameras to capture Bengal tigers in their natural habitat. (National Geographic) View

Dive into the world of real-life storytelling with these bites of wisdom presented by 38 of the genre's top filmmakers from 14 countries. (NFB) View

A local Colorado historical society rescues a small town's beloved century-old weekly publication on the brink of closure. (AARP) View

Two photojournalists reflect upon the moments and memories of capturing Pres. George W. Bush through their lenses for eight years. (Time) View

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

A behind-the-scenes look at Christiane Amanpour's CNN documentary about the heroes who tried to stop genocide when no one listened. View

In-depth, five-year graphic ground-level retrospective of the Iraq war, as dramatic as anything Hollywood could imagine. (Reuters / MediaStorm) View