| Found in | Mama Koko and the hundred gunmen, 2014: ECIP data view , summary (Francisca Thelin; grew up on her family's coffee plantation in Dungu, Congo) ECIP text (Congolese-American; native language, Lingala; speaks French; her father built the family coffee plantation at the village of Duru, fifty miles north of Dungu, close to Garamba National Park; married a Peace Corps volunteer; they settled briefly in Rwanda in 1994 just before the genocide forced them to flee to Congo, then settled in Portland, OR; many members of her family were killed by Joseph Kony's Lord's Resistance Army during attacks in Orientale Province in 2008; traveled back to Dungu with friend and human rights activist (and the book's author) Lisa Shannon)
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