JANE GOODALL: REASON FOR HOPE is a one hour television portrait of one of the world's most admired women - acclaimed scientist and conservationist, Jane Goodall. In REASON FOR HOPE, shot on location in Tanzania, England, San Francisco and Paris, Jane explores her deepest beliefs about spirituality and offers a message of hope that is heartfelt, thought provoking and profoundly inspiring.

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In an interview on Minnesota Public Radio's Midday program on July 15, 2005, Jane Goodall said that humans are probably hard-wired for violence. Chimpanzees in the wild form social groups, establish territory, patrol their borders and even kill intruders from other social groups. But, Goodall still sees a reason to hope for world peace.

To listen the interview, visit the July 15th page for Midday.

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Corporate funding provided by Tom's of Maine.
Additional funding by the Public Broadcast Service and the Lifebridge Foundation.