In 2011, following the independence of South Sudan, Liz Hodgkin - a historian and human rights researcher - went to teach in a village in the Dongotono Mountains. She joined some South Sudanese colleagues in their struggle to keep their school open as the country pulled back from war. Sometimes there was no food; girl students were pressured into marriage; violence was commonplace. She has continued this wonderful work since her first visit, helping many students and teachers not only to survive but to thrive in this war torn country. If you would like to help support this work, please CLICK HERE.