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
Ready to receive
Nam was in danger on the city streets. But the offer of help led to some unintended consequences and even greater danger.
The best remedy: nothing at all
Knowing when to help – and when to not – is part of the job for non-profit leaders.
Tides of change
This week, Blue Dragon’s Kim Miller writes a guest post for Life Is A Long Story. Her journey – and the challenge before her – are an example of true courage.
Starts here, continues there
Alone in the shadows, San had no idea how he would survive. A chance encounter changed that; but his story is far from over.
Go small or go home
Ending human trafficiking in Vietnam requires changing minds and behaviour on a very ‘local’ level.
All the small things
Aged 12, Tai could no longer go to school. Without a helping hand, he and his family would be in grave danger.
The trade in human brutality
Rescued after 7 months in horrifying slavery, Tra hoped her nightmare was over. But on returning home, tragic news awaited her.
Scratching the surface
Human trafficking has reached new levels of brutality and is harming more people than ever before. Is there really any chance we can stop it?
Justice to the very end
7 young men endured the horrors of human trafficking in a scam compound. In court, their case has received national attention for a very special reason.
Little boy lost
12 years ago, Khoa was sleeping alone in a city park. Last month, he graduated university. His inspiring story reminds us to never lose hope.
The perfect victim
Mai and Hao are two young women who were leading very different lives – until they were both sold into violent slavery.
The unusual extremes
A 13-year-old sold into surrogacy. Sisters, looking for a job, trafficked to a brothel. These are extreme cases – but are they unusual?
