“I can’t imagine a young boy like him suffered long and still remember everything he went through. This is an inspiration to most of us”. Jean Knock, St. Patrick Church, Pella, Iowa

Dominic Diing is an accomplished keynote speaker on the predicament of refugees in the US and those living in South Sudan and on his own personal story. He has become a successful keynote speaker in the United States across the nation. He presents his story in a way that displays the violence and devastation delivered against the people of South Sudan by the northern dominated Sudanese government and emphasizes the importance of perseverance and character development.  He speaks of what is really means to be a child soldier.  And what is really means to grow up without parents? Who is a refugee? What Education means to children, society, and the world.