So life at Invisible Children is going great. Of course there is lots of cracking down now. We are trying to book screenings at schools for our tour and it is crucial to keep Invisible Children going. Northern Uganda depends on so many things that Invisible Children does, such as schools, a scholarship program for vulnerable children displaced by war (but with academic aspirations), micro economic programs, a bracelet campaign which gives people jobs so they can invest and save their money and that money raised goes back to the schools in Uganda. There is so much to share I suggest you all check out the website and explore. (www.invisiblechildren.com)
Here are some more recent articles of what is going on in east Africa: (copy and paste)
1) http://www.latimes.com/news/nationworld/world/africa/la-fg-congo-massacre11-2009jan11,0,1024430.story
2) http://www.latimes.com/news/nationworld/world/la-fg-ugandarebels25-2009jan25,0,3037835.story
Here are some more pictures
Balboa Park
4 of my 50 roommates
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