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Darfur10: We need education, peace, dignity, tolerance
Posted by Meghan Higginbotham on Mar 14, 2013
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Rahma is one of those individuals who can truly light up a room. He's charismatic, energetic, articulate, and has a great sense of humor. As an 18-year-old Darfuri refugee, Rahma has spent half of his young life in Djabal refugee camp in eastern Chad.

Darfur10: Drawings and Memories of Darfur
Posted by Aarthi Gunasekaran on Mar 7, 2013

Many of the more than 2 million Darfuris still displaced by the decade-long conflict are women and children. The photos below are of drawings by just some of the hundreds of thousands of young
Darfuri refugees whose lives are on hold until they can return home to a peaceful Darfur.

Darfur10: Mark the Anniversary with 10 Days of Action
Posted by Olabukunola Williams on Mar 4, 2013

The conflict in Darfur began 10 years ago. To commemorate the anniversary—remember the lives lost, acknowledge the ongoing struggle of the displaced, and recognize the ongoing effort to establish justice and find peace—Enough and its partners will mark 10 days of activism.

Darfuri Refugee Education: What Our Collective Fundraising Efforts Achieved
Posted by Kara Federico on Dec 20, 2012
Rehabilitated classroom at Darsalam A school in eastern Chad.

This holiday season, the Darfur Dream Team Sister Schools Program, or DDT, is celebrating our biggest accomplishment this year! Following DDT Manager Buky Williams’ recent trip to the refugee camps in eastern Chad, DDT has released its latest progress report on the funds implemented in Goz Amer.

Clemson University Darfur Awareness Club Mobilizes to Support Its Refugee Sister School
Posted by Kelly Herman on Nov 19, 2012

Prior to founding the Darfur Awareness Club at Clemson University in 2010, I spent an extensive amount of time researching various organizations’ work for the victims of Darfur. After discovering the Darfur Dream Team Sister Schools Program through a friend who knew of the Enough Project’s work, I knew I had found a match and immediately signed Clemson University up to become a Sister School.