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July 29th, 2008

Lord's Children
Resources

UGANDA

BBC Timeline
Ugandan history

CIA World Factbook: Uganda
Information about Uganda’s government, demographics, and economy

Katine
Ongoing series about Uganda in the British newspaper The Guardian

CHILD SOLDIERS

Coalition to Stop the Use of Child Soldiers
Works to prevent recruitment and use of child soldiers, and promotes rehabilitation and integration

Child Soldier Relief
A blog with links to news regarding former child soldiers around the world

Survey of War Affected Youth
Research, programs and reports for Ugandan youth in armed conflict

Amnesty International
About child soldiers

World Bank
Collection of reports on child soldiers

Human Rights Watch
Children’s Rights Division

Lost Children
Website for the full-length documentary

PSYCHOLOGY

International Trauma Studies Program
Columbia unversity program to study, treat and prevent trauma-related suffering

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Gerri in DC -- July 29th, 2008 at 10:17 pm

Brava! Betty Bigombe. I can’t wait til they capture Kony and his evil crew. they must go to the ICC.

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