Commemorating the Rwandan Genocide: 19 Years Later     More

William McNulty co-founded Team Rubicon as a model to help veterans transition to civilian life through continued service in domestic, disaster lead projects.   More

I'M A VICTIM NOT A CRIMINAL is a trailer for our social action campaign to raise awareness about child sex slavery in the USA. We highlight the scope of the problem, some of the solutions, and quotes from victims who desperately need to have their stories heard. More

‘Rain’ was 11 years old when she became a sex slave in Los Angeles. She was still a minor under the care of Crittenton Services when she told her story, so her image has been disguised. According to Federal Law any minor who works in the commercial sex industry is a trafficking victim.   More

Patrick was 14 when the genocide began in Rwanda. He survived a series of horrific encounters with Hutu militias thanks to a tremendous amount of luck and smart moves by himself and his mother. living thanks to an amazing amount of luck and smart moves by himself and his mother. Yet they “lived in total trauma for months” and witnessed “endless death.”  He was rescued by the RPF (Rwandan Patriotic Front) and eventually moved to safety... More

Anne-Marie, born in 1967, is a survivor of the Rwandan genocide. Today, her young son gives her the strength to carry on. For Anne-Marie, the sword she and her son escaped still pierces her heart. Hear her story.  After the genocide I was determined to do anything for the sake of my son. We stayed at an orphanage for five months until we went back to the town where we used to live. I had to start all over again. Even today the sadness does not end. The t... More

Freddy was 18 years old at the time of the Rwandan genocide. 3 Generations recorded Freddy’s story at the Kigali Memorial Center in Rwanda.(www.kigalimemorialcentre.org). My Mum was the person I loved most in the whole world. I still remember everything she used to do – perhaps because I was by her side all the time. She was a very kind and generous parent, very sociable, with lots of friends. She used to tell me, “Li... More

After two intense tours in Iraq, Justin Bajema asserts that you can train but you can’t prepare for the things you see, the things you have to do, the way you react…   More