Clinton Global Citizen award winners Pepe Julius Onziema, left, and Bishop Christopher Senyonjo at Clinton Global Initiative 2012 in New York. at
Uganda activists in NY: ‘We are here, we are you, we are proud!’
Two honorees pose at Clinton Global Initiative 2012. From left, Megan Bambino, CGI program manager; honoree Bishop Christoper Senyonjo; honoree Pepe Julius Onziema, a leader of Sexual Minorities Uganda; and the Rev. Canon Albert Ogle, president of the St. Paul's Foundation for International Reconciliation, which raises money for Senyonjo's work in Uganda.
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