The 20min film is offers a closer look at Joseph Kony's Lord's Resistance Army, shows the international effort to bring their atrocities to an end and explores the solutions put forward by leaders of the currently-affected areas of the Central African Republic, DR Congo, and South Sudan.
Showing posts with label Joseph Kony. Show all posts
Showing posts with label Joseph Kony. Show all posts
05 April 2012
"KONY 2012: Part II - Beyond Famous"
The US charity organisation Invisible Children has published a sequel of their video "KONY 2012". According to the organisation, the aim of "KONY 2012: Part II - Beyond Famous" is to turn the awareness that was raised through "KONY 2012" into informed action.
The 20min film is offers a closer look at Joseph Kony's Lord's Resistance Army, shows the international effort to bring their atrocities to an end and explores the solutions put forward by leaders of the currently-affected areas of the Central African Republic, DR Congo, and South Sudan.
The 20min film is offers a closer look at Joseph Kony's Lord's Resistance Army, shows the international effort to bring their atrocities to an end and explores the solutions put forward by leaders of the currently-affected areas of the Central African Republic, DR Congo, and South Sudan.
13 March 2012
Video: Invisible Children responds to critics of KONY 2012
It only took the online community a couple of hours and the first critics of the KONY 2012 charity campaign and the organisation behind it, Invisible Children, started questioning the accounts of the campaign as well as the organisation itself.
Now Invisible Children's CEO Ben Keesey took some time to answer most of the questions raised. In the video below, Keesey explains the development model of Invisible Children and the philosophy behind the allocation of its money. He also breaks down the organisation’s financial expenses including travel/transportation expenses, production costs, and management/general expenses.
If you got about 9 min, give it a go and watch it. It should appease at least some of the critics. What do you think?
Now Invisible Children's CEO Ben Keesey took some time to answer most of the questions raised. In the video below, Keesey explains the development model of Invisible Children and the philosophy behind the allocation of its money. He also breaks down the organisation’s financial expenses including travel/transportation expenses, production costs, and management/general expenses.
If you got about 9 min, give it a go and watch it. It should appease at least some of the critics. What do you think?
07 March 2012
Short film: KONY 2012 (30min)
The twitter hashtag #stopkony is currently trending worldwide! For a good reason because all tweeds with #stopkony and all the people outthere watching and sharing the shortfilm "KONY 2012" are showing the massive support Invisible Children and the people of Uganda are getting in order to raise support for Joseph Kony's arrest, to disarm Kony's Lord's Resistance Army and to bring the child soldiers home.
Sign the pledge causes.com/causes/227-invisible-children to help Invisible Children bring Joseph Kony to justice in 2012.
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