Deep South: pictures & poetry
Howdy from the Deep South! When we started out on this journey we decided that our team motto would be “Life begins at the end of your comfort zone”. Little did we know that we would actually experience the meaning behind that phrase. We have learned how important it is to not only look beyond our comfort zones, […]
Tiffany, Naturally
We like to obsess over and discuss an array of different things on our blog – world news, music, literature & politics, to name a few. Today, it’s about health. Health & wellness. The chair of Invisible Children’s Health & Wellness Committee (yes, we have an actual committee) started a blog called Tiffany, Naturally. We […]
Street Savvy 4.0
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Street Savvy 3.0
The pictures are rolling in and we can’t get enough. Keep checking back for more pictures from around the world. Don’t stop sending pictures. We want to see them all & and give you credit, so make sure to include your name and location. Need more street savvy pictures right this second? Go to ctn.kony2012.com […]
Team Southeast: with love from the dashboard
After riding along with team Southeast for the past 6 weeks, I’ve grown to LEARN a lot about them. First off, they have an identity crisis. I’ve heard their name change from Soufbeast, to Southeats (so true), to Cheesebeast, to Southnest, to Nestbeast, and new ones are popping up all of the time. They’ve also […]
Something to write home about
A picture is worth a thousand words. Pictorymag is a website full of photo stories divided into showcases from contributors all over the world. Anyone can submit one – all you need is a great image that tells a great story. There are gorgeous moments everywhere, the trick is to notice they’re there. And better […]
Photos from the ground
The Invisible Children Protection Plan was implemented in 2011 and represents the highest-impact and most effective projects aimed to counter the brutal violence of the LRA. This is a reel of photos taken in DR Congo and Central African Republic over the last few months highlighting some of the work being done to further these […]
The Rehabilitation Center in DR Congo
The money contributed to TRI in 2011 built and staffed the region’s first rehabilitation center for victims of the LRA. Here are some photos from the ground.