Founder's Blog
Blue Dragon's founder, Michael Brosowski, shares the lessons he has learned from the children and young people he meets from day to day.
From Michael’s blog lifeisalongstory.com
Neverending
47 women and girls escaping violent exploitation in Myanmar have returned safely to Vietnam. But this is not the end of the story.
A light in the darkness
Set free after 2 years in slavery, Nhat’s hope for survival is fading. How can we end this crime that has destroyed her life and the lives of so many?
A lifetime away
Human trafficking is a crime that destroys the lives of its victims and their loved ones. We must do all that we can to end it.
Keeping hope
In the face of human trafficking, we must keep hope alive and refuse to give in. Sometimes, that’s very difficult to do.
When the student becomes the teacher
As a child, PK sold trinkets to tourists on the streets of Hanoi. Now this young woman helps children while Hanoi schools remain closed.
It means the world
As the world prepares for a season of celebration and gift giving, it’s important to remember those who are left behind.
Rescue flight
Dozens of women and girls rescued from slavery in Myanmar have returned to Vietnam on a rescue flight over the weekend.
It takes a village
Just 13 years old, Van Anh’s life was exceptionally harsh. To turn her fortunes around, Blue Dragon called on an entire community for help.
The second chance
A motorbike accident left Bao destitute. Generosity changed his fortunes, and the recent lockdown was an opportunity to give back.
The Bicycle
Luong needed help to go to school. Blue Dragon got involved and gave him a bicycle. Little did we know how much impact it would have…
Return and Recovery
Two young women were trafficked and sold into captivity. Now that they are home with their families, what does the future hold for them?
The Deception
Cao was in love. Her boyfriend was everything she had ever dreamed of. But he hid from her a terrible secret: he was a human trafficker.
