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#16 Days Survivor Stories: Amani E.
Lost And Helpless At a Camp In Chad "My name is Amani E. and I am a refugee from Darfur currently living in the Cary...
#16 Days Survivor Stories: Fatima Gazali
I Went to Jail Because I am Not Afraid Stand Up for Rape Victims "I was born in Kurdufan, an area in Western Sudan. My...
#16 Days Survivor Stories: Aisha Khalil
It Was The Happiest Moment, and I Will Never Have it Back “My name is Aisha Khalil and I am currently living in an...
A Special Call to Action: #GivingTuesday
#GivingTuesday is a global day of giving that brings diverse organizations and communities around the world together...
#16 Days Survivor Stories: Hawa Mohamed
Between Unspeakable Suffering and Outstanding Resilience "I lived in a beautiful village in Darfur surrounded by tall...
Darfur Women Action Group’s #16Days Campaign
From November 25th to December 10th (International Human Rights Day), Darfur Women Action Group (DWAG) will be...
5th Annual National Symposium on Women and Genocide – PART 2
Education and Action By Nick Cabrejos The 5th Annual National Symposium on Women and Genocide was a four-day long...
5th Annual National Symposium on Women and Genocide – PART 1
Stories of Suffering and Resilience Take Center Stage By Carla Ruas Nadia Taha was only a schoolgirl when her native...
#Vote for Darfur Campaign
#VoteforDarfur is a bipartisan campaign directed at both the Republican and Democratic presidential nominees urging...
Chemical Weapon Attacks in Darfur – A Case for Conscious Thinking
By Nick Cabrejos The Sudanese government along with the Janjaweed are responsible for the mass atrocities being...
A rejuvenating conference for genocide-prevention advocates
By Andalisa Lopez In a world with seemingly endless problems it’s easy to become disillusioned and overwhelmed,...
A Glimpse of Hope
By D. Robinson Have you ever witnessed genocide survivors embrace each other with tears of joy and hope? This...