About this episode
Episode Overview:In this powerful episode of Made to Lead Millions, host Krystal Henry sits down with Rebecca Deng, a survivor of the Second Sudanese Civil War and one of the 89 Lost Girls who came to the United States as a refugee in 2000.After spending eight years in Kakuma Refugee Camp in northern Kenya, Rebecca’s experiences of war and displacement shaped her deep empathy for children and young adults facing similar struggles today.Now a U.S. citizen, international speaker, and advocate, Rebecca dedicates her life to amplifying the voices of women and children traumatized by war, pushing for a more just and inclusive world. Her story is one of resilience, hope, and unwavering faith in the power of transformation.Key Takeaways:? Overcoming adversity and turning pain into purpose? The challenges and triumphs of resettling as a refugee in the U.S.? How faith and leadership play a role in advocacy and healing? Rebecca’s mission to support and uplift women and children affected by war? Steps we can take to create a more inclusive and compassionate worldWhy You Should Tune In:Rebecca Deng’s journey is a testament to the strength of the human spirit. Her resilience and leadership are inspiring for anyone striving to make a difference in their community and beyond. Whether you're an advocate, a leader, or someone seeking encouragement, this episode will challenge and uplift you.? Listen On: ALL DIGITAL PLATFORMS? Release Date: 01/30/2025? Join the conversation using #MadeToLeadMillions #RebeccaDeng #WomenInLeadership #FaithAndResilience #RefugeeStories #AdvocacyAndJustice
