Capuchino High Brings Kony 2012 to San Bruno

In honor of Human Trafficking Awareness Week, Capuchino High will be holding a , a documentary recently posted on YouTube about an infamous Ugandan warlord.

The school's Abolitionist Club has organized the event, and it is being put on in collaboration with the organization behind the Kony 2012 campaign, Invisible Children. Kony 2012 is urging a global movement to capture Joseph Kony, infamous for abducting children and forcing them to be soldiers.

The screening should be interesting because the video has sparked an unprecedented global movement through technology.

"Although learning about the French Revolution or World War I is important, we are living in a world of war and revolutions right now," Hannah Ingersoll, the Abolitionist Club's co-president, previously told Patch. "Students need to be aware of this because they are the generation that will bring change."

"I believe Invisible Children has what it takes to bring Kony to justice and the support of philanthropic students and youth is what will do the job," she added.

The video has also sparked worldwide outrage over the campaign's controversial methods. Some have accused Invisible Children of misleading people.

Check out the screening at 7 p.m. at the high school.