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GET INVOLVED

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Host a fundraiser

A sunset hike for Laos! Thank you @nateintheclouds for using @hikeandhit to creatively raise funds to support Legacies of War as we advocate for a safer path forward for Laos.

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Become a donor

"...I searched for an organization that is working to clear landmines and help with the wrongs that the U.S. did decades ago to this region. I donate a percentage of proceeds from my record label to various charities, and started with a small donation to [Legacies], but plan to donate more in the future!" - Sean and Lynnette

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Bring us to class

The history of the American Secret War is rarely taught in the classroom. That is why we are passionate about speaking to students of all ages about this history and our work! Click the button below to get in touch with our team and learn more.

INTERNSHIPS

We are currently not accepting applications on a rolling basis and will announce the next cycle for recruitment through our social media channels and newsletters. 

All internship positions are paid with flexible hours and supported by generous contributions from University partners and donors. Students can receive academic credit consistent with their college or university guidelines.

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ADVOCACY

Contacting our Representatives truly does make a difference.

 

Our team tirelessly advocates for the ban on cluster munitions and landmines, sustained and increased funding for UXO removal and victim assistance in Laos, Cambodia, and Vietnam. Show your Representative that these issues matter to you too!

 

A great place to start: Click the button below to find your representative and urge them to join the UXO/Demining Caucus.

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Bounthanh Phommasathit, Community Leader & Entreprenuer, Ohio, USA

"As a child that was born in a village that was the most bombed on Earth per capita, there were sad memories that I never thought I would overcome. From war-torn memories to building fond memories by providing necessary social services to the people and becoming happy and fulfilled when an individual family has success in their lives, one family at a time."

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