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Molly Sunwoo

A Lost Boy's Journey-Timeline - ImpactAVillage - 1 views

  • 26,000 other displaced
  • overthrown by rebels.
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    A timeline showing the main events of the Lost Boys. It isn't overly detailed and shows only the major events.  This is a timeline based specifically on a man called Deng Jongkuch. Timeline continues showing the rest of journey - America.  1983 - Sudanese Civil War starts 1987 - War in Southern Sudan (affecting civilians such as Achak Deng. 1987 - The walk of the Lost Boys started. Goal - to reach Ethiopia. 1987-1991 - Refugee Camp in Ethiopia 1991- Walk from Ethiopia to Kenya - after Pinyudo attack
Molly Sunwoo

Lost Boys of the Sudan - 0 views

  • In 2001, intolerable living conditions in the refugee camp gave the United States government reason to resettle some 4,000 of these now young men in America.
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      'intolerable'??
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    Overall summary of the Lost Boys of Sudan. Includes some statistics and numbers. 
Molly Sunwoo

Slavery in Sudan - 1 views

  • last ten years.
  • mostly Dinka people
  • Bahr al-Ghazal
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      'Mostly Dinkas and people from the Northern Bahr al-Ghazal region.' This is precisely the identity of Achak Deng.
  • government-armed militia
  • Rezeigat and Meseriya people
  • Baggara, cattle-herding Arabic-speaking people
  • Many centuries
  • xported tens of thousands more to Egypt and the Arab states.
  • The government has repeatedly denied that slavery exists,
  • the government has not often been helpful.
  • escape, s
  • eleased by the courts or by inter-tribal negotiation.
  • Reports of foreigners helping to "buy back"
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    About Child Slavery in Sudan. Directly answers the questions; Are there slaves in Sudan? How many slaves are there? Who are the slaves? Who captures them? How long has the taking of slaves in Sudan been going on? What is the Sudan Government's policy? How can the slaves in Sudan be freed? Is slavery the main problem in Sudan's war? What is the background to the war? Is this a religious war? What can I do to help? More information?
Rosalie K

What happened to the "lost girls" of Sudan? - Slate Magazine - 0 views

  • Some of the girls are beaten, raped, or sold off to older men who pay a bridal fee of between five and 50 cows to the foster family.
  • So why are the girls facing hardship in Kakuma while the boys are living out the American dream?
  • Where Are the "Lost Girls"?
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  • with 1,000 to 3,000 girls.
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    Talks about what happened to the Lost girls and their future
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    This is really good  for anyone if you want to research about the lost girls of Sudan and what happend to them. 
Elisa B

A Short History of Sudan's Second Civil War and a Call for the US to Stay Engaged | The Liberal Ironist - 0 views

  • autonomy
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      The right of self government
  • Southern Sudanese
  • ealized that the central government intended to divide the Southern government, centralize power, and Arabize and Islamize the entire country.
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  • 2 million civilians in South Sudan died during the Second Sudanese Civil War, which lasted from 1983-2005
  • that 70% of the Sudanese are Sunni Muslim, 25% Animist and 5% Christian.
  • Sudan was a joint colony (called a “condominium”) administered by the British Empire and Egypt in partnership.  
Elisa B

'Lost Boys of Sudan' - where are they now? | MSUToday | Michigan State University - 2 views

  • A notable quality among the refugees is their extraordinary ability to cope with chronic adversity and trauma even though some suffer from symptoms of post-traumatic stress disorder.
  • continue
  • esettlement experiences based on whether they were minors or adults. Minors had to adjust (and some who are still minors continue to adjust) to American schools and living in American foster families, having lived mostly in peer groups prior to resettlement.
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  • Adults struggled to become economically independent, working long hours at low-paying jobs and struggling to find time and money to go to school.
  • Still, the refugees send as much money to Africa as possible to help those who were left behind
  • “He is like one of our adult children,” he said. “Both of his parents are deceased, and we try to fill in as best we can as his American parents.
  • “In the beginning his needs were great – health issues, learning to take care of basic needs, learning to drive a car, etc. Now, he has become very independent. We have shared his sadness such as when his mother died in 2003.
  • Sudan) and a refugee camp in Kenya. However, he is resolute to return to Sudan after getting h
  • However, he is resolute to return to Sudan after g
  • an) and a refugee camp in Kenya. However, he is resolute to return to
  • n) and a re
  • The MSU study noted that refugee camp experiences had significant positive and negative influences on the refugees’ adjustment in the United States. For instance, having suffered through hardship, they recognized the special opportunity they had coming to the United States to pursue an education and employment, according to Luster. 
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    This is a very brief article which talks about how some Sudanese have adapted to life in the US amongsth with their goals and struggles.
mihirnatu

lost boys of sudan | - 1 views

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    This is a story of a boy who made it to the olympics from Sudan. I found it pretty interesting. 
Paula Guinto

Hard Choices - Kevin Carter - YouTube - 1 views

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    A short video telling the story of Kevin Carter's picture and his suicide. The repercussions of his decisions and his art.  Complex and haunting...what do you think? 
Rosalie K

Lost Boy of Sudan talks with Meridian Middle School students - YouTube - 0 views

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    Really interesting story that this los boy of sudan tells to middle school students/ 
mia taicher

John Bul Dau, Humanitarian Information, Facts, News, Photos -- National Geographic - 1 views

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    This is an article about John Bul Dau a lost boy of Sudan -he talks about after reaching America -he feels god made him survive for a reason -he talks about the things hes doing to help the people at Kakuma and Sudan -Includes quotes of what he says about making a brighter future for Sudanese people.
Molly Sunwoo

Watch "TEDxPhoenix 2010 Jany Deng - Arizona Lost Boys Center" Video at TEDxTalks - 1 views

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    Wow. Guys this is Jany Deng, one of the Lost Boys.  He is an example of success through resettlement in America and this him on TED talking about his experiences!!  That's amazing.
Clara M

The Lost Boys of Sudan - 1 views

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    Whoever is interested in the Civil War, the Lost Boys' Journey, how they survived and what they have become today...YOU SHOULD READ THIS !!! It includes facts such as how many were killed in the conflict in Sudan, exactly what happened in the villages and how the Lost Boys were created. Also it briefly gives examples on the types of diseases and dangers they faced during the walk, and where they were headed and how long it took them to reach safety.
Shruti A

'Lost Boys' of Sudan Tell Their Story : NPR - 0 views

  • Many children survived a gruesome 1,000-mile walk to get to the closest refugee camp.
  • when I resettled here, we were put in group of two or three or four or five people
  • And then eventually, each one of us start finding job and so you find yourself working, you know, totally different environment. But, you know, we are willing to learn and just be able to put yourself in the society you can just learn.
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  • But in terms of making friend, generally, the society has been, I would say, on my side, has been receptive and very hospitable - especially in Tucson, Arizona, where I settled.
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    Interview with one the lost boys, Mr.John Majok
Paula Guinto

South Sudan - The New York Times - 0 views

  • South Sudan
  • The south’s departure did not put an end to conflicts. There were many unresolved issues, and Sudan and South Sudan soon began squabbling bitterly over how to demarcate the border and share oil profits. (The conundrum of the two Sudans is that both countries are extremely dependent on oil, but while the export pipelines run through the north, the bulk of the crude oil lies in the landlocked south.)
  • Tribal and cultural tensions are an ongoing issue
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    Guys, I suggest you read this article. It's very helpful.
Hazel S

Lost Boys of Sudan - WolfWikis - 0 views

  • “When the pain in James’ legs became too much to bear, one of the older boys would pick him up…when he had gone days without water, he sucked liquid from the mud, when he was so weak from hunger, he ate leaves and berries.
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    ""When the pain in James' legs became too much to bear, one of the older boys would pick him up…when he had gone days without water, he sucked liquid from the mud, when he was so weak from hunger, he ate leaves and berries."
Ryan W

A new generation of Lost Boys, and Lost Girls, of Sudan | Seattle Times Mobile - 0 views

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    This is a good summary of the lost boys. 
Rosalie K

TimeRime.com - Sudan Civil war timeline - 0 views

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    A brief timeline of the Sudanese war of when it started and ended and a few dates in between.  
Shantanu S

From Sudan, a New Wave of Lost Boys - NYTimes.com - 0 views

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    A very interesting and captivating story about one of the newer refugee camps in Sudan. Though the war has "stopped", and South Sudan created, by no means has the fighting ended.
Julian Hunt

Women refugees: the Lost Girls of Sudan | iVillage UK - 0 views

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    Story of the lost girls in Sudan. Gives specific stories from girls. Good.
Julian Hunt

BBC NEWS | World | Africa | The 'Lost Girls' of Sudan - 0 views

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    The lost girls of Sudan, a short narritive and description of what they had to go through.
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