International conference of social change makers in a war zone

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A community based organisation, Life in Africa Foundation, will be hosting an international conference of members of omidyar.net.

Several members have made the trek to Gulu, which has been war raveged for over 20 years, with other members following and attending through the network virtually.

With many ideas on how to tackle Africa's troubled social/economic situation, individuals are rising with the belief that every individual can promote change.

The learning curve is going to be steep!

Ironically world leaders choose to have their conferences from the safety of distance.


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