I wasn't able to post the video links on the  project page for Interactive Radio for Justice, but there are several videos for the project which are worth a look! 

http://www.irfj.org/the-project/project-in-ituri/ (one video which introduces our teams in Bunia, Kasugho and Goma, DRC, and an older video which outlines the situation in Ituri, DRC, where the International Criminal Court began their investigations in 2004)

http://www.facebook.com/video/video.php?v=425673898327&ref=mf (a video our field manager made from the Music for Justice concert we organized in Bunia, DRC in June).

I have been invited to return to Netsquared as champion for Ipeace, a featured project of the N2Y4 Mobile Challenge. The innovative project is described as follows:

Ipeace, is a safety open source mobile telephony platform and Web 2.0 platform to allow journalist, human rights activist, scientist and people to expose war crimes and human rights violation in the Democratic Republic of Congo.

Ipeace open-source mobile telephony platform will uses J2ME code that can run on a wide range of java-enable phones.