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Invisible Children Release Kony 2012 Update With ‘More Details and Context’
by Jorge Rivas on April 6 2012, 10:22AM
The organization released an update today which is said to offer more details and context about the conflicts in Uganda.
Topics: Arts & Culture, Global Affairs, /NOW Blog
Kony This: ‘Ghana ThinkTank’ Turns the Tables on White Saviors
by Channing Kennedy on March 22 2012, 9:21AM
This multi-year global art project puts poor nations in charge of solving so-called first-world problems—then implements those solutions in first-world communities.
Topics: Global Affairs, Kony 2012
“Stop Kony” Invisible Children Co-Founder Detained by San Diego Police
by Julianne Hing on March 16 2012, 4:55PM
He was masturbating in public and likely high, police said.
Even Ugandan Victims of Kony Say Some ‘Kony 2012’ Methods Are Offensive
by Jorge Rivas on March 14 2012, 12:18PM
A local organization in Northern Uganda set up a viewing of “Kony 2012” and pepole started throwing rocks at the screen.
Topics: Global Affairs, Kony 2012, Media, /NOW Blog
Kony 2012’s Success Shows There’s Big Money Attached to White Saviors
by Jamilah King on March 14 2012, 9:40AM
Despite its attempt to respond directly to criticism, Invisible Children’s Kony 2012 campaign puts the focus on all that’s right—and wrong—with online advocacy.
Topics: Global Affairs, Kony 2012, Media
Ugandan Responds to Kony Campaign: ‘You Shouldn’t Be Telling My Story’
by Jamilah King on March 8 2012, 5:15PM
People of northern Uganda aren’t helpless, Rosebell Kagumire says.
Topics: /NOW Blog
The Kony 2012 Campaign May Inspire, But It’s Got Problems
by Jamilah King on March 8 2012, 2:34PM
As a video about Ugandan leader Joseph Kony gains the world’s attention, but it’s got a shady past of its own. Jezebel has the scoop.
Topics: /NOW Blog
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