ALL ARE MY CHILDREN

All Are My Children presents the voices of five ordinary, community-based Ugandan women who are not self-defined peacebuilders but w hose various life activities contribute to building a culture of peace. The women range from a social worker in inner-city Kampala w ho helps orphans to a woman in southwestern Uganda who is trying to preserve her culture to a Karimojong woman who became a politica l leader in a heavily patriarchal culture. As the women describe their efforts to get an education, raise children, deal with oppres sive mar...[Read more]