Invisible Children Inc. helps Uganda's displaced kids

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UPDATE: Check out our great photoset of Invisible Children events, here. And check out a great first-person account of a Displace Meevent in Washington, DC by one of our members, here. 

In 2003 a trio of filmmakers from San Diego, California went to Uganda to make a documentary about the plight of children in the civil war-torn country. They called their film Invisible Children, and it was so successful and inspiring for its creators that an entire organization was set up to help Ugandan kids as a result. A pair of events--Displace Me (which attempts to show the volume and severity of the displacement of children in Northern Uganda) and Global Night Commute (which illustrates that thousands of kids are forced to flee kidnappers who would enlist them as child soliders)--took place at various locations across the United States this weekend.