This past Tuesday night at the Capitol, the Enough Project and their Sudan Now campaign partners hosted a reception to thank members of Congress and their staff for all their hard work leading up to and during last month’s peaceful referendum in South Sudan. Read More »
Over the next couple of months, Darfur genocide survivor and activist El-Fadel Arbab will be telling his inspiring story on a national speaking tour with The Fur Cultural Revival. Read More »
Congo watchers in D.C. got an inside look last week at the politics surrounding the country’s presidential election, coming up in November. Read More »
Even as Sudan's foreign minister tried to make his case for normalized relations wih the U.S., his remarks raised further doubts over the Khartoum government’s commitment to sustained peace across Sudan. Read More »
From Capitol Hill, the conflict in eastern Congo can feel a world away, but a Congressional committee this week took up an important question: What are the implications of the conflict there on U.S. national interests and stability in the wider Great Lakes region of Africa? Read More »
We’ve recommended a couple of times that if you have a chance to check out the antics of comedian, writer, and activist Jane Bussmann, you shouldn’t miss it. If you live in New York City, today’s your lucky day. Read More »
Filmmaker Frank Poulsen’s “Blood in the Mobile,” a full-length documentary tracing the link between cell phones and violence in eastern Congo, opens in Amsterdam today at the world’s largest documentary film festival. Read More »
In a special event next Monday at the United States Holocaust Memorial Museum in Washington, D.C., the focus will return to the people whose lives and way of life are at stake in the lead-up to Sudan's referendum and after. Read More »
