Darfur Women Action group

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For organizations interested in collaborating with us to serve communities in Darfur and Sudan and advocate for protection and accountability for them.

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Our story

Learn about where we come from, why this work matters to us, and how survivors and communities have shaped DWAG since the beginning.

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Contact us

Interested in learning more about DWAG, supporting our work, or exploring a partnership? Get in touch with our team to learn more about our work with communities across Sudan.

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About Us

Darfur Women Action Group is a frontline advocacy and humanitarian organization responding to the crisis in Sudan. We deliver on-the-ground support, document human rights abuses, and mobilize global action to protect civilians and drive accountability.

Stand with Sudan

Follow DWAG’s updates, share information, amplify Sudanese voices, and take part in our letters, petitions, and other campaigns.

Urgent Action

When urgent developments affect civilians in Sudan, DWAG shares ways for people to respond.

Rapid Response

Receive updates, testimonies, and calls for action from DWAG and share them with your communities when attention is needed.

We believe women are not simply victims, but also agents of change and leaders within their communities.

Emergency Humanitarian Assistance and Protection

DWAG is providing evacuation, food and medical assistance to 260,000 families across Darfur; documenting gender-based violence; and providing  trauma counseling.

South Kordofan Women and Children Protection

DWAG provides community-based protection services, child safeguarding interventions, advocacy, and early warning mechanisms in South Kordofan, establishing women’s empowerment centers; conducting rapid needs assessments; equipping the community with tools to respond to risks affecting children.

Stay Informed.

Check out our extensive resources available on Sudan, the current conflict, and humanitarian crisis.