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February 12, 2014

by Emma Williamson

Who runs the world? Girls. // Hailey Mitsui-Davis

Who runs the world? Well, according to Beyonce, it’s girls. And if that’s true, Invisible Children will soon take over. Invisible Children’s office is packed full of some of the most impactful and talented women in the field today. The women in the San Diego IC office are truly paving the way for so many other young […]

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February 11, 2014

by Noelle Jouglet

IC + The Resolve launch LRA Crisis Tracker 2013 Security Brief

Today, Invisible Children and The Resolve released the 2013 LRA Crisis Tracker Security Brief. This annual report provides analysis on all data collected as part of the LRA Crisis Tracker, providing actionable intelligence for counter-LRA actors and valuable information for the public. The report identifies five key findings from the 2013 data: 1.The LRA lost […]

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by Rebecca Argall

TED Talk Tuesdays // Why buses represent democracy in action

Here’s an accompaniment to your Tuesday morning coffee: a TED talk from Enrique Peñalosa, the former mayor of  Bogotá (that’s the capital of Columbia), asking us to realize that the way we respond to the “conflict for space between those with cars and those without them” in our cities “is a matter not just of sustainability but […]

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by Lauren Manning

Meet Legacy Scholarship Program Student Okot Patrick

Okot Patrick was hiding in a tree when he heard his younger brother crying. “I wanted to shout ‘who is now disturbing my brother?’” he said. “I climbed down and started running, but I stepped on some sticks and they heard me. “ The whole compound was filled with members of the Lord’s Resistance Army (LRA). […]

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February 10, 2014

by Emma Williamson

IC|Citzen // Celebrating advocacy wins in 2013

Political advocacy has always been a vital part of Invisible Children’s DNA.  We believe that an end to LRA violence requires the commitment of regional and international policymakers, and that governments have a responsibility to protect the rights of all citizens — especially those most vulnerable to injustice.  Ever since our first Uganda Lobby Day […]

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February 7, 2014

by Emma Williamson

Projection mapping: the future is now

Confession: Until this summer, I was blissfully unaware of the world of motion graphics and animation. I’ve seen a few animated films (Frozen, anyone?) but that was honestly the extent of it. What is motion graphics and animation, you ask? Well, long answer: Motion graphics is the powerful use of video footage and/or animation programing to create an illusion of motion used in […]

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by Lauren Manning

Uganda: Photo Friday

  Monday marked the start of the new school term in Uganda. We think this is a perfect time to remember that 100 percent of the women at Mend are paying for their children’s school fees with the income that they are making as seamstresses at Mend. We celebrated the start of last term with […]

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February 6, 2014

by Emma Williamson

Who runs the world? Girls. // Emily Wilkinson

Who runs the world? Well, according to Beyonce, it’s girls. And if that’s true, Invisible Children will soon take over. Invisible Children’s office is packed full of some of the most impactful and talented women in the field today. The women in the San Diego IC office are truly paving the way for so many […]

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by Lauren Manning

Art as Activism // Witness Uganda

Here is a bit of inspiration for your Thursday. Having won a number of awards and acclaim, Witness Uganda held its first performance at the American Repertory Theater in Cambridge, Massachusetts just two days ago. The production team has already shared the performance with students and audiences around the world and began making headlines again after […]

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February 4, 2014

by Bridgette Bugay

On the Radar: First LRA attack in Obo, CAR in over a year.

There was significant LRA activity in and around Obo, CAR between January 26th-30th. This is the first LRA activity in Obo in at least fourteen months. Invisible Children’s CAR headquarters is in Obo, and therefore IC staff was able to quickly follow up with the victims and returned abductees shortly after the events that took […]

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