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.
Michael Brosowski - Founder of Blue Dragon

From Michael’s blog lifeisalongstory.com

Looking for a ghost

Looking for a ghost

Blue Dragon discovered a shocking case of sexual abuse. Underage boys were infected with HIV, and the identity of their abuser was a mystery.

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Neverending

Neverending

47 women and girls escaping violent exploitation in Myanmar have returned safely to Vietnam. But this is not the end of the story.

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A light in the darkness

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?

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A lifetime away

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.

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Keeping hope

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.

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It means the world

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.

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Rescue flight

Rescue flight

Dozens of women and girls rescued from slavery in Myanmar have returned to Vietnam on a rescue flight over the weekend.

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It takes a village

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.

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The second chance

The second chance

A motorbike accident left Bao destitute. Generosity changed his fortunes, and the recent lockdown was an opportunity to give back.

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The Bicycle

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…

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Return and Recovery

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?

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