Episode: Jen Marlowe and Sameul Mayoul Garang: From Boys to Men


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Jen Marlowe and Sameul Mayoul Garang: From Boys to Men
In May 2007 filmmaker, Jen Marlowe and journalist, David Morse accompanied the southern Sudanese "lost boys" back to their homes. In 1987 they were forced to flee from Sudan as children because their villages were attacked. Jen Marlowe, the award winning filmmaker of Darfur Diaries, speaks with Jerry Fowler about the current political landscape of southern Sudan and the connections to the crisis in Darfur. Samuel Mayoul Garang, one of the "lost boys," highlights his experience as a refugee living in the United States, his reunion with his family after 20 years of separation, and his future plans to start a school in southern Sudan focusing on health care and education.
Channel: Voices on Genocide Prevention
Duration: 23:22
Size: 21.41 MB
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