Abraham Wei is just happy to be alive. And to be living in the United States. Wei, 19, is a "Lost Boy of Sudan," one of 11 living in The Woodlands, and one of about 4,000 boys who came to the ...

Twelve years ago, 60 Minutes aired a story about Lost Boys from Sudan who fought off unspeakable dangers and then flew off to the United States. It all began in the 1980s, during Sudan's civil war ...

In the last decade, about 4,000 young Sudanese who fled from their country's civil war resettled in the United States. They became known as the Lost Boys of Sudan. Over the years, the boys gained ...

In response to Sunday's 60 Minutes story "The Lost Boys"-- about a group of refugees from the Sudan who are now trying to make their way in the United States -- many viewers have asked how they ...

In 2003, after fleeing his country, Athuai came to Cleveland, becoming one of the "Lost Boys of Sudan ... helped them during their time in the United States. "There's always a price to be ...

The seventh-grader at Merrill Middle School plays Jeremiah, one of three Lost Boys who escape Sudan by walking a thousand miles to a refugee camp in Kenya. They arrive in the United States a ...

In April, Chol came to Lynnwood to live with his foster parents, Don and Lynn Harding, and his best friend, Daniel, another Sudanese boy ... Sudan's civil war and came to the United States five ...

The only activity in the hospital compound in Bor, South Sudan ... by the United States, rebel and government forces with their allied militias are recruiting young boys into their ranks.

Hundreds would resettle in the United States, arriving in the late ... launched a non-profit group, Water For Sudan. The fledgling activism of the Lost Boys has caught the attention of one of ...

Members of the Sudanese refugee community in the United States of America plan to gather next month in San Diego at an event hosted by an organization called The Lost Boys and Girls of Sudan: The ...

The survivors of this tragic exodus became known as the Lost Boys of Sudan. In 2001, close to four thousand Lost Boys came to the United States seeking peace, freedom and education. The International ...