You remember the “Lost Boys” of Sudan, thousands of boys as young as six years-old who survived hunger and deaths of family members and friends as they fled the brutal civil war in Sudan on foot.

Says Valentino, “This book was born from the desire to help ... Yet still the world ignored Sudan and its lost boys. Finally, in 2001, America offered to accept the boys. The boys’ first ...

Their experiences are too graphic and harrowing for many kids to understand, yet these "lost boys and girls" of Sudan were young children themselves when their journey began two decades ago.

Abraham was taking a book he'd been carrying for 10 years ... Before their arrival in America in 2001, the Lost Boys of Sudan knew very little about what would be a totally new world for them.

For the Lost Boys of the Sudan all of the above was a grim reality. But thanks to caring people in the Refugee Aid Ministries (RAM) in The Woodlands, the boys have an abundance of hope and a ...

Since the country%27s 2011 independence referendum%2C the children have received no peace dividend. Lack of infrastructure%2C education%2C or a stable economy means the young have few opportunities.

The association will host a summit of Lost Boys in Sudan this fall ... and their compelling lives have been chronicled in the media, books and a documentary. The twist to their saga is that ...

He is one of the group known as the "Lost Boys of Sudan," and became an American citizen ... where they know mom and dad have been reading them books," Rutland said. "They get to ride their ...

The Lost Boys of Sudan Javascript must be enabled in order to access C-SPAN videos. *This text was compiled from uncorrected Closed Captioning. Constance Curry was interviewed about her book ...

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 ...

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 ...

BEAVER CREEK Lado Jurkin came of age in the toughest of circumstances: In 1988, when he was just 8, his village in Sudan was attacked by janjaweed militiamen, and he became separated from his parents ...