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  With top LRA commander out of the picture, what next?

  Caesar Achellam, one of Kony’s top commanders in the LRA, is now in the custody of Ugandan forces. News of his capture (or defection) spread around the world. But what does Acellam's exit from the battlefield really mean? Posted May 16, 2012 by Michael in Featured | From the Team | News & Analysis
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  When young people act, senators listen

  When it comes to getting things done in Washington, one of the keys is to have strong champions in Congress. Posted May 10, 2012 by Paul in Advocates in Action | From Congress | From the Team | Kony 2012
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  A Fellow’s bragging rights

  Go ahead and say it: “You’re a nerd, Becky.” It’s true. I sit in a Washington D.C. office each day where my sole job is to call and email constituents all over the country, encouraging them to participate in lobby meetings with their members of Congress. Posted by Becky in Advocates in Action | Kony 2012
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  Kony receiving support from Sudan, say Ugandan officials

  Ugandan officials have recently claimed that the Sudanese government has resumed support for the LRA. Posted May 4, 2012 by Paul in From the Team
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  LRA attacks spike in Central African Republic Republic

  According to Human Rights Watch, there has been a sharp increase in LRA attacks in the Central African Republic (CAR) since the beginning of the year. Posted by admin in News & Analysis
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  Leaders across LRA-affected communities issue call for global solidarity

  A coalition of civil society leaders representing communities from across LRA-affected parts of central Africa released a call for action from around the world to help end the violence. Posted May 3, 2012 by Michael in Advocates in Action | Featured | Kony 2012 | Voices from the Ground
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  American press reports from central Africa on US efforts to help find Kony and stop LRA violence

  The Washington Post, New York Times, and Associated Press, among many others, reported recently from central Africa about U.S. efforts to help end LRA violence. Posted April 30, 2012 by admin in Kony 2012 | News & Analysis
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  President Obama announces U.S. advisers will stay

  In a major speech, President Obama announced that he was extending the deployment of U.S. advisers in central Africa working to help regional governments protect civilians from LRA attacks. Posted April 24, 2012 by Michael in From the Team
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  Congress invites activists to join LRA hearing via Twitter

  On April 25th, the House Foreign Affairs Committee is holding hearing on the LRA and other sources of instability in Africa. What's extra special about this hearing is that you get to participate! Posted by Lisa in From Congress | From the Team | Kony 2012 | Voices from the Ground
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  Congress Continues to Respond to Kony 2012

  There was a flurry of activity in Washington D.C. last week as Congressional leaders continued to respond to the Kony 2012 campaign. Here are some of the major highlights. Posted by admin in Featured | From Congress | From the Team | Kony 2012 | News & Analysis
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  Newsweek goes behind the scenes in the hunt for Joseph Kony

  Newsweek has a unique look at the efforts to find and capture senior LRA commanders, offering a rare glimpse into the challenges faced by Ugandan troops and the U.S. military advisers that are helping them. Posted April 17, 2012 by admin in From the Team | News & Analysis
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  Reflections on the African Union’s announcement of new efforts to address LRA violence

  The gears of the international community are turning after the launch of Kony 2012. On the heels of bipartisan U.S. Congressional resolutions about the LRA... Posted April 10, 2012 by Paul in From the Team | Kony 2012 | News & Analysis