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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...
Sudanese Government Must be Held Accountable for Committing Genocide and Using Chemical Weapons in Darfur
We at Darfur Women Action Group (DWAG) are extremely outraged and gravely concerned about the use of chemical...
Letter From The Bashir Watch Coalition: Somalia Should Refuse al-Bashir’s Entry
12 September 2016 H.E. Hassan Sheikh Mohamud President of the Federal Republic of Somalia Villa Somalia...
Urgent: DWAG President Pleads for Protection of Immigrant Family
***This post contains graphic images. Viewer discretion is advised.*** This is an urgent appeal for the...
Failing Darfur – Who’s Fault Is It?
By Nick Cabrejos - Government Relations and Outreach Intern The expulsion of humanitarian aid from Darfur by the...
Shelling and postponement in Darfur
A day after after military shelling killed a mother and her child in South Darfur, the government in North Darfur...
Volunteers Needed for DWAG National Annual Symposium
Darfur Women Action Group (DWAG) is taking a unique approach to fighting and preventing genocide. DWAG believes that...
The political calculus and genocide prevention in Sudan
By Katelyn Serpe: DWAG Communications and Movement Building Intern The political calculus and genocide prevention in...
United Nations International Day in Support of Victims of Torture
By Jahna Paige, Development Intern at DWAG In commemoration of International Day in Support of Victims of Torture, we...
Stand with “Hawa Abdalla”- World Refugee Day
Imagine that you are only 8 months old and have been taken away from your mother. Or, as a mother, you are forcibly...
Refugees Are Humans Too
By: Jahna Paige, Development Intern at DWAG ref·u·gee ˌrefyo͝oˈjē/ noun: refugee; plural noun: refugees a...