NY Times highlights the power of art in Gulu, Uganda

For Child Soldiers, a Chance to Wield Brushes, Not Arms. This story is based in the Gulu district of Uganda where the Hope Dies the Last documentary is being produced.

http://www.nytimes.com/2009/04/29/arts/design/29blec.html

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Tags: child abduction, child soldiers, documentary, gulu, human trafficking, NY Times, uganda

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