Wol Akujang.
'Lost Boy' Returns to Sudan to Make a Difference
Wol Akujang was among the more than 20,000 "Lost Boys" who were displaced or orphaned during Sudan's civil war. After casting his absentee ballot in Arizona last month in southern Sudan's historic independence referendum, he has returned to work in the ministry of health.-
Sudan: 'Lost Boy' Helps Family Readjust to South
allAfrica, 7 February 2011
Wol Akujang was among the more than 20,000 "Lost Boys" who were displaced or orphaned during Sudan's civil war. He fled his village at the age of six, sheltering in refugee camps… Read more »
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Sudan: 'Lost Boy' Returns Home to Make a Difference
allAfrica, 13 January 2011
Wol Akujang was among the more than 20,000 "Lost Boys" who were displaced or orphaned during Sudan's civil war. He left his village of Pap at the age of six and spent time in… Read more »
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Sudan: 'Lost Boy,' UA Graduate to Return to Country
The University of Arizona, 4 January 2011
At age 6, Wol Akujang's parents sent him thousands of miles away to Ethiopia out of fear that their isolated village would be attacked during the Second Sudanese Civil War. Read more »
