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Survivor Corps, formerly known as the Landmine Survivors Network, was a global network of survivors helping survivors to recover from war, rebuild their communities, and break cycles of violence. The organization currently operated programs in Albania, Armenia, Azerbaijan, Bosnia-Herzegovina, Burundi, Colombia, Croatia, El Salvador, Ethiopia, Georgia, Jordan, Kosovo, Macedonia, Montenegro, Serbia, Uganda, Rwanda, the United States and Vietnam. Survivor Corps also brought conflict survivors together to promote reconciliation and rebuilding through community service projects and local activism.

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rdfs:label	Landmine Survivors Network (pt) Survivor Corps (en)
rdfs:comment	Landmine Survivors Network (LSN) é uma organização, fundada em 1997 por dois sobreviventes norte-americanos de minas terrestres, que objetiva ajudar a comunidade sobrevivente a tornar-se uma força efetiva na campanha de elminação de minas-terrestres antiindividuais. (pt) Survivor Corps, formerly known as the Landmine Survivors Network, was a global network of survivors helping survivors to recover from war, rebuild their communities, and break cycles of violence. The organization currently operated programs in Albania, Armenia, Azerbaijan, Bosnia-Herzegovina, Burundi, Colombia, Croatia, El Salvador, Ethiopia, Georgia, Jordan, Kosovo, Macedonia, Montenegro, Serbia, Uganda, Rwanda, the United States and Vietnam. Survivor Corps also brought conflict survivors together to promote reconciliation and rebuilding through community service projects and local activism. (en)
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has abstract	Survivor Corps, formerly known as the Landmine Survivors Network, was a global network of survivors helping survivors to recover from war, rebuild their communities, and break cycles of violence. The organization currently operated programs in Albania, Armenia, Azerbaijan, Bosnia-Herzegovina, Burundi, Colombia, Croatia, El Salvador, Ethiopia, Georgia, Jordan, Kosovo, Macedonia, Montenegro, Serbia, Uganda, Rwanda, the United States and Vietnam. Survivor Corps was a proponent of the peer support method, in which survivors are linked to one another to share information as well as emotional and practical support, and work together on issues affecting their lives. The Survivor Corps peer support program connected survivors with survivor role models to offer encouragement and motivation. Survivor Corps also brought conflict survivors together to promote reconciliation and rebuilding through community service projects and local activism. In May 2008, Survivor Corps emerged from Landmine Survivors Network. The name change reflects the expansion of the organization's mission to include all types of survivors of global conflict and war, including United States service members and veterans returning from the wars in Iraq and Afghanistan. The organization closed in 2010. (en) Landmine Survivors Network (LSN) é uma organização, fundada em 1997 por dois sobreviventes norte-americanos de minas terrestres, que objetiva ajudar a comunidade sobrevivente a tornar-se uma força efetiva na campanha de elminação de minas-terrestres antiindividuais. (pt)
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