Jason sits down with Oprah
October 3, 2012 by Invisible Children
What do you get when you mix Oprah, Jason Russell, and the OWN network?
That’s right. Next Chapter on Sunday, October 7.
Oprah is sitting down with our Chief Creative Officer Jason Russell to discuss Invisible Children, KONY 2012, and the whirlwind that culminated with his very public breakdown. She’s asking anything and everything and he’s answering it all.
Tune in to find out everything you ever wanted to know. Oprah wants you to.
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Jason Russell’s undying efforts to expose a brutal warlord deserves a Nobel Prize.
I would die for Jason Russell. He never deserved reproach and no matter his “salary”, his ability to unite millions of people across the globe will be “priceless” in comparison!
That’s is pure FACT!
I support Jason. He is doing what all of us should be doing. May God bless you
Our liberty is bound together. We are one. I love you Jason.
There are those who expect the unexpected. Those who cast their vote for hope. Those who believe that good will triumph over evil. We are those people. We are the masses, misfits, moguls, media, millennials doing what we can now with what we have – our voice. Our impact is only limited by our willingness to change. We are abducting ourselves to pose the question to our leaders: “Is their life as valuable as mine?” We are shaping human history by closing the divide between resources & responsibility, distance & disinterest, awareness & action. This is about redefining our role in the world – putting purpose before profit. It is about ending the longest running war in Africa. Setting a precedent for justice and finishing what was started. We are here to amplify the chorus of their cries and rescue Joseph Kony’s child soldiers.
I have to say that Jason, you are a leader and no one will ever forget what you have done for the children in Uganda. You have changed the way A LOT of people in American think, and have made myself a new person in wanting to save these childrens lives in Uganda. A breakdown is something that happens to the most of us and the best of us. It is hard to carry the hearts of thousands of children on your back,. Just keep the fight on! I and everyone that supports this cause are behind you 1000%