there was place up in north uganda called hope north. it was just in the form avian stages a friend of mine was running it i started to work there and talk to children soldiers. parallel stories here gang members i back home. i started to recognize my connection on a global level in a deeper way do see myself and others no matter where that was. i actually have a program, wpi or whitaker peace and development has a program in hope north and one in gulu, we are finishing the training facility there? >> wpdi in uganda and south sudan, the focus there is on these children, kate children who have suffered through conflict while, for example, efforts you have in mexico are more focused on gangs. so you are really looking at just the youth in general, i guess, you know, in these conflict phones, possibly 7% of the people are youths. we have for tenants, conflict, tra transfo transformation, computer technology, my partners supply partners, connectivity for them to work so they can get connected up. and life skills, trauma, release. also, proje

there was a place in the north of uganda called hope north. friend of mine was running it, and i starred working there, and i started to talk to the children soldiers, and started to realise and hear parallel stories for the gang members that i knew at home. i started to recognise my connection on a global level, in a deeper way and see myself in others, no matter where that was, and started my work there. i have been working with them, had a programme. we have a programme at hope north in the north of uganda, and we are finishing the training facility. >> w p.d. i in uganda, and in south sudan - the focus there is on the children, the children who have suffered through conflict while, for example, efforts that you have in mexico are more focussed on gangs. you are really looking at the general effects of violence on children and what you can do to improve their lot in life. >> well, youth in general, i guess. you know, and how - particularly in these conflict zones, possibly 70% of the people are youths. we train them in conflict resolution.

and as soon as the ministry of health new that ebola in the north of uganda, 97 meetings were held. we got the news to w.h.o. to come out at 2:00. by 4 p.m. we had a big meeting in the minister of health, chaired by the minister of health and sell. we got people to go into the internet to understand what ebola was, and the next day we found were epidemic was. we also found because of the infrastructure which is already present in the country that the local health workers, together with the government and administrators, had already organized themselves. patients were all in one ward and people who were treating them were unaware of that that they have to be careful about getting this disease, whatever it was. and from there on the national task force on ebola took charge. w.h.o. came in about two weeks later, but by the time they came, after they found that assistance was in place, but they came with new knowledge which we didn't have. they totally -- they had supplies was we didn't have. then later it would've been another three weeks or so, cdc from your arrived with a field lab.