For the last twenty years, civil war has raged in Sudan killing an estimated two million people and displacing more than four million. Peter Dut and Santino Chuor are here to talk about their experiences as refugees from the civil war and being resettled in suburban America. Filmmakers Megan Mylan and Santino Chuor are also here; they’ve made a documentary about Peter and Santino called “The Lost Boys of Sudan.”
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Is is possible to hear the broadcast about the lost boys online? I access file when I click, 'listen'.
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