Invisible Children

A dude buys a box of negatives at a garage sale for $45 dollars... turns out to be worth $200 million.

A recently passed bill now requires U.S. electronic manufacturers to disclose use of conflict minerals. This is the first bill of its kind--and we are stoked.

Hey Monday's "I Don't Wanna Dance" may just make you want to...dance.

no big, just a man-size Ken doll gliding across America.

Ugandan President Yoweri Museveni had wanted a tougher mandate to "eliminate" the al-Qaeda linked group that allowed forces to go on the offensive...

a glimpse into the brilliance of the mind...

Dirty water campaign by UNICEF-clever advocacy.

Sound the alarms: TReX is coming!!!

Latest update: Ten rescued from the LRA. Kony believed to be hiding in CAR.

This infographic portrays the number of people who have lived versus those who have died in conflicts throughout the course of recorded human history...just try and fit this into your Monday morning brain.

27 visiting teachers + a ton of Ugandan teachers from our 11 S4S partner schools = one successful conference

Sojourners magazine asked me to write a blog post for them about losing Nate and finding a hero.

Relevant magazine continues the debate about consumerism and compassion. Are we advocating simply to be trendy or for something more than that?

Apolis is launching a new film series centered around sharing inspirational stories and occupations of advocates...and Jason Russell is their first guest.

"Love as action can do more than just heal, love in action can build."

"maybe the world breaks on purpose, so we can have work to do..."

Although President Kagame has been praised for his efforts of rebuilding Rwanda after the genocide, some suspicious happenings surrounding the elections are leaving people wondering just how "free" the elections will be...

Artist Jason de Caires Taylor has created the world's first underwater sculpture park. Diving lessons not required.

The "Darfur Jem" rebels signed a deal with the UN that will allow access to its bases to make sure children are not being used as child soldiers.

She made necklaces. People bought them. Now she's team teaching in Uganda for the summer. See how one teacher raised cash and taught her community about northern Uganda at the same time.