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ZACHARY PRONG / WINNIPEG FREE PRESS  Rebecca Deng, one of Sudan's "lost girls" and now Winnipeg resident, receives citizen journalist training from Noah Erenberg, a community news associate with the Winnipeg Foundation before her trip back to Bor, South Sudan, in July. Deng and other women from her church plan to build the Winnipeg Women’s Resource Centre in Bor in memory of 33 women massacred there in 2013. They hope it will foster a more peaceful future for the country. June 24, 2016.

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ZACHARY PRONG / WINNIPEG FREE PRESS Rebecca Deng, one of Sudan's "lost girls" and now Winnipeg resident, receives citizen journalist training from Noah Erenberg, a community news associate with the Winnipeg Foundation before her trip back to Bor, South Sudan, in July. Deng and other women from her church plan to build the Winnipeg Women’s Resource Centre in Bor in memory of 33 women massacred there in 2013. They hope it will foster a more peaceful future for the country. June 24, 2016.

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