Invisible Children

President Obama references the mission to stop the LRA at the National Prayer Breakfast

Very soon the incredible Roadies joining us from Uganda will be arriving in America. We want to keep them warm and well-prepared for their upcoming adventures across North America. Their appreciation for any possible assistance in providing these items would be huge. They are needed by February 20th at the latest.

Washington Post article gets us more excited than ever to bring Joseph Kony to justice in 2012

Invisible Children and Better World Books: Book Drive Competition reminder

LRA Crisis Tracker ad entered into TED's Ads Worth Spreading challenge. Watch. Vote. Spread.

Facebook is creating new ways to listen to music online. As a sharer… I know I’m going to love this. It’s only available on a trial basis.. so check your profile to see if you’re one of the lucky ones. Music is one of the most powerful and fun ways to connect. Whether it’s at [...]

This is real. This is happening. Take heart.

We are so pleased that this tool, a collaboration with Resolve and Digitaria, is not only being used as intended, but breaking new ground in its field.

A 5-minute overview of the the LRA Crisis Tracker. The International Conference of Crisis Mappers was pretty impressed.

Bernie Madoff said we didn't need this. But here it is anyway -- Invisible Children's 2011 Annual Report.

President Obama references the mission to stop the LRA at the National Prayer Breakfast

One of our amazing supporters, the Segal Family Foundation, is a young organization that uses a common sense approach towards making a difference in the lives and communities of people in Sub-Saharan Africa. Like Invisible Children, they started out with a sincere curiosity to seek out an area of the world where there was the [...]

Invisible Children Music is proud to announce that Pete Wentz has partnered up with MASScanvas to create five shirts benefiting Invisible Children. All they are missing is you- the designer. Submit your entries in before February 29th; voting starts in March. You can purchase the winning shirt starting March 22 (Want us to remind you?) [...]

Meet Eric: a graduate of the Legacy Scholarship Program, an Invisible Children Roadie, and now the newest member of the IC Uganda Communications team!

Washington Post article gets us more excited than ever to bring Joseph Kony to justice in 2012

In the year that has passed since 8 million Egyptians took to their streets rising against Mubarak, the changes they instigated have not proved satisfactory. Revolutionaries are not content with the pace of the Egyptian military’s institution of a civilian democracy and this leaves us looking with anticipation to the revolution’s anniversary. Aaron Ross’s article [...]

Behind KONY 2012 tour: meet Team CalVegas

DC Jewelry Designer donates proceeds to our Legacy Scholarship Fund

One Hello World is a collection of voicemail’s, each set to their own soundtrack. The result is a musical compilation giving listeners a cross-section of the human experience. Described as “PostSecret for the ears” by Paste Magazine, One Hello World is an ongoing project created by an anonymous composer from Wichita, Kan. The [...]

Students at Sacred Heart School are in for a surprise when they return from the holiday break in February. See the beautiful new classrooms that your fundraising dollars helped to build.

Students at Sacred Heart School are in for a surprise when they return from the holiday break in February. See the beautiful new classrooms that your fundraising dollars helped to build.

The Ugandan teachers are spending 4 weeks with their American counterparts in cities across the U.S. But first the Ugandan and American teachers had a whirlwind orientation in New York City.

This promotional video is brought to you by Better World Books and Invisible Children. Watch it and vote. Be a team player.

Check out the winners of S4S’s essay contest, and an excerpt from the first place essay.

Check out construction progress at Gulu High’s second two-story dorm.

Elizabeth is a teacher at Sir Samuel Baker School. This January, she may be coming to a school near you!

Joseph, a teacher at Layibi Secondary School, is traveling to the U.S. at the end of the year as part of the Teacher Exchange Program.

As part of Invisible Children's Teacher Exchange program, Churchill is preparing to travel to the U.S. for three weeks at the end of the year.

Walter is heading to the U.S. with the Teacher Exchange and he couldn't be more excited.

Rosemary is one of the six Ugandan educators who will head to the U.S. at the end of this year as part of the Teacher Exchange (TeX).

Sarah Katz-Lavigne is our new Project Coordinator based out of Dungu in the DRC. Check out her recent update about seeing the Rehabilitation Centre for the first time.

Today is the one year anniversary of the release of the strategy to help stop the atrocities being perpetrated by the LRA. As required, the Obama administration released an updated report on the accomplishments that have occurred since then.

Part of the protection plan is raising money for the very first rehabilitation center in the D.R. Congo. Well, after months of fundraising the Rehab center is nearing completion. Click here for an update from Adam Finck, Director of Programs.

Breaking news: 30 women and children have been reportedly defected from the LRA. The FM radio transmissions and defection fliers made by Invisible Children's art department have been a component to the successful defections.

A 22-year old survivor, abducted by the LRA while a child, tells the conservative radio host he is wrong about the group.

Stay connected with our Mission's Department by reading the weekly summary of their work on the ground.

Introducing the brand new Frontline Summary. Check back weekly to get an update on up to date LRA activity.

A recent LRA attack left several wounded and led to several abductions in a remote Congolese community; reports of the attack came through Invisible Children's Early Warning Radio Network.

Residents of eastern provinces in the Democratic Republic of Congo are left feeling abandoned, isolated, and vulnerable.

A look inside the bag of Adam Finck, IC's Director of Programs. Here's what he travels with to Congo to implement the Protection Plan.