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Invite Lost Boy Author and Speaker to Your Next Event

If you'd like to book Ms. Hecht and one of the Lost Boys (if available) to speak at an upcoming Lost Boy/ Author speaking event please contact:

Joan Hecht

Joanrh@bellsouth.net

Or our booking agent:

Scott Wolfman
Wolfman Productions
Scott@WolmanProductions.com
800-735-4933

Visit the links on the left to view both upcoming and previous events by Joan Hecht and Alliance for the Lost Boys of Sudan.


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*All photos on this site are copyright protected and can NOT be copied or used without written permission from the Alliance or the photographers.

Joan Hecht and Atem Da'Hajhock speak to students at Gainseville State College in Watkensville, Ga. Joan Hecht and Kuek Biar speak to High School students in Chappaqua, New York. Joan Hecht, Atem Da'Hajhock and Ajok Ajok speak to middle school students in Wycoff, New Jersey.*This image is copyright protected and may NOT be copied or used without written permission from the Alliance or the photographer. Joan Hecht and John Abel Kuai, speak to students at Kirby Smith Middle School in Jacksonville, Fl.*This image is copyright protected and may NOT be copied or used without written permission from the Alliance or the photographer. Joan Hecht and Atem Da'Hajhock speak to students at Cal State Northridge. Joan Hecht and local Lost Boys speak to audience members at River Region Human Services in downtown Jacksonville.Alliance for the Lost Boys of Sudan speak at a Chapel service for NFL's Jacksonville Jaguars. *This image is copyright protected and may NOT be copied or used without written permission from the Alliance or the photographer.Atem Da'Hajhock and Joan Hecht speak to audience members at Garland County Library in Hot Springs, Arkansas.*This image is copyright protected and may NOT be copied or used without written permission from the Alliance or the photographer. Atem Da'Hajhock and Joan Hecht speak to audience members at Garland County Library in Hot Springs, Arkansas. *This image is copyright protected and may NOT be copied or used without written permission from the Alliance or the photographer.John Wells and Paula Redding welcome Joan Hecht and Atem Da'Hajhock to Hot Springs, Arkansas.Jason Dunn, Hans, Atem Da'Hajhock and Joan Hecht at University of Nebraska/ LincolnUniversity of Nebraska/ Lincoln - UNL University Program Council. *This image is copyright protected and may NOT be copied or used without written permission from the Alliance or the photographer.Atem Da'Hajhock and Joan Hecht speak to students in Hot Springs Arkansas.*This image is copyright protected and may NOT be copied or used without written permission from the Alliance or the photographer. Joan Hecht and Atem Da'Hajhock speak about the Journey of the Lost Boys at Landrum Middle School.Author,Joan Hecht and Lost Boy, Atem Da'Hajhock speak about the Journey of the Lost Boys at Landrum Middle School. *This image is copyright protected and may NOT be copied or used without written permission from the Alliance or the photographer.Author,Joan Hecht and Lost Boy, Atem Da'Hajhock speak about the Journey of the Lost Boys at Landrum Middle School. *This image is copyright protected and may NOT be copied or used without written permission from the Alliance or the photographer.*This image is copyright protected and may NOT be copied or used without written permission from the Alliance or the photographer.UNF Student Leadership Summit. *This image is copyright protected and may NOT be copied or used without written permission from the Alliance or the photographer.Jacksonville former, Lost Boys, Kuek Biar, Peter Mabior Apai and Atem Da'Hajhock speak at UNF's Student Leadership Summit.*This image is copyright protected and may NOT be copied or used without written permission from the Alliance or the photographer.
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