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Project: AK-47’s History of Rescuing Child Soldiers. [podcast]

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Listen as Marcus, the founder & director of Project: AK-47, tells us about how he initially began working with child soldiers in Asia in this 6 min 38 sec interview.

The History of Project: AK-47, as told by Marcus.

As I interviewed him, we talked about several topics:

• How he was first exposed to the issue of child soldiering

• The eight year period of waiting to get an “in” with the local militias to work with child soldiers

• When there was a local economic shift, the first 30 child soldiers were dropped on his doorstep

• How the first project to rescue child soldiers was funded by drug lords…

• The hope we have for these damaged children to become whole and passionate about changing their society

We would love to hear from you. What other modern day heroes do you know of and what are they doing to create change?

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To listen to our entire session with Marcus, click here.

2 thoughts on “Project: AK-47’s History of Rescuing Child Soldiers. [podcast]”

  1. Hello Marcus: We would very much like to help you in what you do. We have worked with over 5000 Liberian children of war with our free youth peace literacy programs. Please look at our web site
    http://www.youthpeaceliteracy.org to see how we can help. I look forward to hearing from you.
    Best, Terrence Webster-Doyle

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