This week on the World Vision Report:

Life in Juarez: The impact of violence in Mexico, detailed in a children's book ... Learning to fish provides food for people in Haiti ... Soccernomics: The relationship between poverty and potential in this year's World Cup ... Hunting for the right World Cup players' stickers in a Mexico City market ... Highlife: An audio tour of a popular Ghanaian musical genre ... Stinky tofu: Delicious taste meets unappealing fragrance in Taiwan ... In Jordan, a winemaker named Omar Zumot wins awards ... Would unemployed Americans want to work in the fields? ... An umbrella repairman stays busy during India's monsoon season ... The death of human rights worker Floribert Chebeya affects Congo and beyond.

This week on the World Vision Report:

A food bank called Second Harvest helps address what many in Japan refuse to admit exists ... Somali Bantu refugees working a farm in Boise bring a touch of home to Idaho ... A garden with 'Food From the 'Hood' grows more than food in California ... Detroit citizens don't wait on government to get things moving again on Georgia Street ... Meet a group called 'The Shin' that plays music from Georgia — the country ... Latino immigrants find acceptance on a soccer field in North Carolina ... Foosball is a hot item in French West Africa.

This week on the World Vision Report:

Follow-up at Shell Beach: Gulf coast business owners discuss the impact of the oil spill ... Roland Warren's thoughts on the importance of having Dad around ... The New York Times' Nicholas Kristof weighs the cost of alcohol against education and health ... A song brings musicians together to 'shout' against crime and violence in South Africa ... No toilet? No bride: One woman helps bring dignity to women in India ... In Uruguay, an entrepreneur brings color to city-hall weddings ... Global Guru: Predicting the future with oxen in a Cambodian royal plowing ceremony ... Home gardens help feed millions in Bangladesh ... Pop singer Mila pushes the envelope in Bangladesh.