nigeria but i did live in north uganda for a long time in a similar incident happened in 1996 in northern uganda. girls were abducted, hundred 39 girls by the lord's resistance resistance army and taken into captivity. similarly, there is a mounting support, not quite at the global scales and in fact i was in uganda when the last girl was returns. it was not in the same year, it was was 2009 so quite some time afterward. please don't give up on that campaign and let's not forget about those girls and other girls and boys around the world that that they were leaving for school in the morning and are now in captivity for armed violence. so my apologies for that advertisement but i think it is an important one to acknowledge. prioritize inclusion as part of our work, we understand that not everybody can participate in the same way. whether that's a women, men, persons with disabilities, the lgbt community, were looking for ways to reduce those barriers and find pathways to participation. for our work with young women and girls, one was mentioned the leadership project and were doing this work aroun

i was in northern uganda and having a town hall style meeting and we were talking about engaging and how we have to engage them and this older man turned to me and said i need to be engaged as well and it was aha moment.oment -- where you can always point out the multiple marginalization's. with idp's, then extremely idp's, and you realize that you do have to address all of the issues. you do have to engage the entire community. whether because they all need assistance and access to the processes, or as support. if we are talking about engaging young women in a conservative society in africa, we do have to involve the society. we have to make the case white it is important to -- why it is important to everybody. that said, i think targeted support and targeted programs is critically important. i think both are needed. juliette: starting with a coat -- quote from dr. danielle at perkins. when you're looking at extremism, it is important to target the groups at highest risk and that is where you get the biggest impact and i would say that yes, we always engage. it is a very interesting

i'm not an expert in nigeria that i did live in northern uganda for a long time and a similar incident happened in 1996. similarly there was a mounting support for not the global scales but maybe if twitter existed it would have helped and in fact i was in uganda when the last girl was returned and it wasn't in the same year it was in 2009 so quite some time afterwards. so don't give up on that campaign and let's not forget about those girls and other boys and girls that thought they were leaving for school in the morning and are now in captivity for armed violence. apologies for that advertisement, but i think it's an important one to acknowledge. isis prioritizes inclusion as part of the democracy and governance work. we understand that not everybody can participate in the same way whether that's when in, then, persons with disabilities, the lg dt communities. we are looking for ways to reduce the barrier and find a pathway to participation. so far the work with our young women and girls it was mentioned the women's leadership project that we have and we are doing this work around th

i am not an expert in nigeria but i did live in northern uganda for a long time and a similar incident happened. the girls were of abducted in the lords resistance army taken into captivity. similarly, there was a mounting support maybe if twitter existed it would have helped. and in fact i was in uganda when the last girl returned sometime after so please don't give up on that campaign and let's not forget about the other girls and boys around the world world thought they were leaving for school one morning and are now in captivity for armed violence. apologies for that advertisement that but it is an important one to acknowledge. it prioritizes the democracy and governance work. we understand not everybody can participate in the same way whether it is women and men or persons with disabilities. we are looking for ways to reduce those barriers and find pathways to participation and so for the work with young women and girls we mentioned a leadership project that we have and we are doing this around the world and i just want to say that isis does have similar projects and themes that w

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this entrepreneur that i met in uganda several years ago, about a decade ago, and he told me his story as follows. he explained how years earlier he had fled the northern area of the country because a rebel group had attacked his village, taken most of his family -- i'll be careful with my language because of the little ones -- and he had basically fled with almost nothing except his brother. and he settled in a village on the border of kenya and you ugaa with this brother, unschooled, orphaned, hungry, homeless. he didn't have much of anything. he had some distant cousins that he found there, and they wanted to be close to family, any family at all, so that's where they settled. and patrick had to figure out what to do to support him and his brother. sadly, this kind of situation isn't all that rare around the world, to have to wake up every day and figure out how you're going to feed yourself and your loved ones. and patrick told me how a few years before i had been there speaking with him back in 2004. he had decided one day as he woke up watching the sunrise, leaning his back against this mud structure where he and his brother slept, he had sort of