South Sudan: Rebuilding Hope
As its television premiere, Rebuilding Hope will air on Halogen on November 6 and 7th.
Women in South Sudan have faced double oppression—as Southerners, they have faced violence from the North, and they are struggling for equality within their own community as Southerners.
The deeper I became engaged in issues related to Darfur, the more I realized that there is no way to understand the crisis in Darfur without understanding its historical, political and geographic c
Jen Marlowe, for the Pulitzer Center
Jen Marlowe is an independent journalist with the Pulitzer Center on Crisis Reporting.
Sudan, the largest country in Africa, is a time-bomb set to go off next year.
As our white Toyota land cruiser drove on the freshly laid road from the market town of Akon towards Ariang village, we noticed something far on the horizon. Maybe…cows? Trees in the distance?
Jen Marlowe, for the Pulitzer Center
Jen Marlowe is back reporting in South Sudan but her blog has moved to a new link.
Jen Marlowe, for the Pulitzer Center
In June, 2007, I accompanied Gabriel Bol Deng, Garang Mayuol and Koor Garang on their first trip back home to South Sudan after having fled brutal civil war twenty years earlier, as small children.
A woman was being carried down the road in a bed.
Koor Garang was a lost boy: one of thousands of orphaned boys who came to the US from Sudan following a decades-long civil war.
David Morse and Gabriel Bol Deng interviewed on Pacifica Radio, November 15, 2007
Jen Marlowe was interviewed by Laura Flanders on RadioNation on November 7, 2007. She discusses the 'Lost Boys' of Sudan.
Radio Islam WCEV 1450 AM Chicago:
Sunday, October 21, 6 pm CST, 7 pm EST
On air with Gabriel Bol Deng for 35 minutes
Rebuilding Hope aired on Foreign Exchange with Fareed Zakaria the week of October 26, 2007.
Three young men who fled South Sudan as boys and grew up in the U.S. return home to reunite with with loved ones, grieve over those who have died, and offer the skills they acquired to help a...
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Jen Marlowe traveled to Darfur with two colleagues to make the documentary Darfur Diaries: Message from Home. Her second feature length film is the award-winning Rebuilding Hope: Sudan's Lost Boys...
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David Morse visited South Sudan in 2005. He is writing a book about South Sudan, and an article for a national magazine. His articles have appeared in magazines such as Esquire and The Nation, in...