GO - The Schools for Schools Documentary

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Invisible Children's latest film, a story about a group of students traveling into the heart of Africa's longest-running war.

Be the Next to GO!

Schools for Schools is back again and with a new Facebook application. Support schools in Uganda and maybe you could be on the next trip to Africa.

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We believe dance can change the world. And since this battle has begun, and the t-shirts started to sell, we have been. More kids are getting educated, more kids have books, dorms, clean water because of YOU guys and girls!! Thank you for all your support.

ACDC and Invisible Children have been paired up from the beginning to help raise awareness and money for the forgotten kids of Northern Uganda. So far, through the ACDC T-Shirt sales, we have made over $50,000 dollars for the charity.

Visit invisiblechildren.com to get t-shirts and learn more...

You get one life, but a million ways to live it.

This fall, work for Invisible Children and believe in the power of the underground. Become a roadie.

Blue is for Roseline.

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Watch the trailer for the latest in the Invisible Children bracelet series.

How Far Would You Go?

Coming Fall 2008, GO: The Schools for Schools Movie

Peace is closer than ever, but Invisible Children's work is far from done.

This is an important time in Uganda's history and we must be a part of its future.

Donate $3 a week and invest in peace.

Invisible Children's recurring donation program, TRI, uses your weekly contribution to directly support work in education, political advocacy, development programs, and worldwide awareness campaigns.

Invisible Children: Rough Cut outtake from the rough cut.

An Invisible Children Rough Cut outtake

Tony the boy who says "don't forget us", asks a honest question about american slang.

Finally, a bracelet that comes full circle.

This is a micro-economic program creating jobs for men and women in an otherwise unemployable war area, the Bracelet Campaign allows Ugandans living in displacement camps to hand make bracelets and generate a much-needed income. Eight different colored bracelets are being made, and each is accompanied by a short film told by an invisible child. Each of these extraordinary stories highlights one of the many ways Northern Ugandans have been affected by this unrelenting war.

This is proof of change. Watch those who have been inspired by Invisible Children and how they are making a difference in the lives of people in Northern Uganda.

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