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Beja Civil Society Demonstrates at Sudanese Embassy

Monday, February 1st, 2010

Protestors outside the Sudanese Embassyin Washington, DC on January 29, 2010

My Friday afternoon interning at the Save Darfur Coalition took an unusual twist when I was asked to attend a demonstration to commemorate the Anniversary of the massacre in Port Sudan of the Sudanese Beja people. After bundling up and trying to brace myself for the freezing cold weather, I arrived at the Sudanese embassy both surprised and impressed by the event taking place. Despite the frigid conditions and the fact that it was a Friday afternoon, there were more than a dozen demonstrators making their voices heard. The protesters spoke eloquently and forcefully through a megaphone, declaring that justice would be served and that the Sudanese regime’s crimes against humanity would not be overlooked.

The demonstrators main objective was to provide a voice for the Beja people – a political group comprised of various ethnic clans in Eastern Sudan – who have been historically marginalized. As they chanted “Long live Beja People, Long live The Sudanese Marginalized People,” I was inspired by their passion and dedication. In a situation as volatile as Sudan’s, it is extremely comforting to meet people who are dedicated to creating a sustainable peace in this war torn nation.

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Sudan365 – DC Event

Saturday, January 9th, 2010

Earlier today the Save Darfur Coalition hosted a special event in Washington, DC as part of a global effort to promote peace in Sudan. Similar rallies were held in dozens of cities from across the world. Here is a peek at our event:



We’ll have more video from the event up soon, so please check back early next week. In the meantime, check out these great photos from Sudan365 events around the world:

For more information visit www.sudan365.org.

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Sudan365: A Beat For Peace

Friday, January 8th, 2010

The Save Darfur Coalition is proud be part of Sudan365: A Beat For Peace. Our partners include Aegis Trust, Amnesty International, Arab Coalition for Darfur, Darfur Consortium, Enough Project, International Federation of Human Rights, Human Rights Watch, and Refugees International.

For more information about Sudan365 and what you can do to get involved, visit www.sudan365.org.

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A Global Action on Sudan

Tuesday, January 5th, 2010

Cross posted from the NAACP’s blog.

Rev. David Emmanuel Goatley, Ph.D., is Chairman of the NAACP International Affairs Committee.

At the NAACP, our work in the global arena sometimes elicits the following kind of question. “With all the ills in the United States, why should we be involved in the problems in those countries?” There are at least three principle reasons you should engage globally.

First, if you intend to be relevant, you have to be global. We are interconnected in economics, politics, entertainment, and the like. Every time you purchase something, you are participating in the global economy. You have a vested interest in what is happening in the world for your personal well-being.

Second, if you don’t make the world a better place “over there,” you will soon suffer the consequences “right here.” The ease of global communication and transportation makes the creep of problems around the world inevitable. Remember the Asian Flu and HIV?

Third, making this world a better place for all is the work of mature and responsible people. We are interdependent and interconnected. How can you know that a child is starving or a woman is raped or a family’s home is burned and not be moved add your voice to the call for peace and justice?

Sudan is a country where unimaginable human atrocities are continuing. Despite modest steps of progress, there are still gross displays of inhumane treatment of individuals, families, and communities. The NAACP is joining the Save Darfur Coalition to call for people who believe in peace, justice, and security to join in a global day of action on Sudan on January 9, 2010.

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More Protests in Sudan

Thursday, December 10th, 2009

Earlier today, an estimated group of 50,000 Sudanese hit the streets in opposition to Omar al-Bashir, and the National Congress Party. Bashir, who is an indicted war criminal governing on the run from the ICC, is up for re-election in elections scheduled for April 2010.

This demonstration was spawned in reaction to political events last Monday, December7th, 2009  in Khartoum in which political leaders including SPLM Secretary General, Pagan Amum and his Deputy for Northern Sector, Yasir Arman, were unlawfully arrested and taken to police custody.  They addressed the crowds today. This large demonstration occurred peacefully because it took place in South Sudan, away from the tight grip of Bashir’s security services. Northern Bahr El Ghazal State Governor, Maj. Gen. Pual Malong Awan, voiced that “the old Sudan was gone forever and the destiny of the people of marginalized areas would never be dictated by anyone other than the people themselves.”

The Juba group that organized the demonstration on Monday postponed another rally today in Khartoum, but there is word that they will mobilize people in the streets next Monday.  They also announced that they had notified the police that they would hold “seminars” in and around Khartoum in the coming days (in Arabic).

More information to come…

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Activist Stories: Raising Awareness Through Music

Thursday, November 12th, 2009

Below is an email from Christian Anderson, a great guy and committed activist, who recently put on a concert to raise awareness and funds for the Save Darfur Coalition. I worked closely with Christian to help him spread the word, find other activists in the area, and provided him ideas and merchandise. I hope you’ll take time to read this post from Christian, not only to read an account of a great event, but hopefully to also give you ideas for an event in your area.

Greetings to all fighting the good fight for Darfur! I am writing to you from Los Angeles, CA where our adjunct activist group, The Rise Up Coalition, recently produced the official Save Darfur Concert at the Knitting Factory-Hollywood on Sept 15, 2009. (www.savedarfurconcertla.com) The concert was a mad dash since we did not get confirmation of the venue until 5 weeks before date and for the bands, 3 weeks before the date. I tested the sanity of our PR team with this timetable, but we gave it our best shot and got the word out.

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Our Activists and Omar al-Bashir’s Travel Arrangements

Monday, November 9th, 2009

As of Saturday morning, Sudanese President Omar al-Bashir was 100 percent committed to traveling to Turkey. Bashir, an indicted war criminal wanted by the International Criminal Court for crimes against humanity, was scheduled to arrive in Turkey on Sunday for a Monday summit of the Organization of the Islamic Conference (OIC).

Turkey, for some reason, did not initially feel compelled to prevent a war criminal from planting his feel on their soil. However, that didn’t prevent the Save Darfur Coalition and hundreds of committed activists from mobilizing.

As reported in the Christian Science-Monitor, the Save Darfur Coalition was planning an large action at the Turkish Embassy in Washington, DC. The action – a gathering of students, activists and Sudanese expats – was organized to pressure Turkey into not letting Bashir travel to their country. We planed on delivering handcuffs to the Turkish government and demanding that if Bashir made it into their country that they immediately place him under arrest and ship him to The Hague.

Well, Omar al-Bashir didn’t go to Turkey, he didn’t even get wheels up out of Sudan. Omar al-Bashir remains an outlaw, stymied by the ICC and on the run from justice. Hopefully, his days as the leader of Sudan are drawing to a close, and a new day for the people of Sudan is on the horizon.

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Dancing to the Edge of Darfur

Wednesday, October 14th, 2009

This weekend, as part of my internship with Save Darfur, I traveled to Philadelphia to a special event held by the Rebecca Davis Dance Company called “Dancing to the Edge of Darfur.” This event brought together ballet dancers, filmmakers, activists and community members for an evening dedicated to artistic expression and raising awareness about the impact that violent conflict has had and continues to have on so many people throughout Sudan.

Dancing to the Edge of Darfur

Darfur - Rebecca Davis Dance Company

Prior to the event, various organizations and members of the dance company’s Board of Trustees had a dinner meeting at the theatre to discuss the connections between art and activism. The group brainstormed ways in which organizations can embrace art to increase awareness about their specific causes, including Darfur, and how to translate this awareness into action.

The highlight of the evening was the performance itself. The Rebecca Davis Dance Company performed four excerpts from its ballet “Darfur” and Rebecca, the owner and head choreographer, spoke about significance of the scenes and her inspiration for the show. Rebecca first became interested in Darfur after reading several articles in the New York Times on the genocide, written by Nicholas Kristof. In an effort to learn more, she picked up Brian Steidle and Gretchen Steidle Wallace’s book The Devil Came on Horseback. This book inspired her to create a ballet which tells the story of a family in Darfur whose lives have been drastically affected by the genocide, as well as the story of those working in the international community to put an end the violence.  In addition to the ballet, clips were shown from Brian Steidle’s film The Devil Came on Horseback and from the documentary Women in War Zones, which focuses on the effects of sexual violence on women in conflict ridden areas of the Democratic Republic of Congo.

Before and after the show, organizations including Save Darfur, the US Holocaust Memorial Museum, Amnesty International, the Enough Project, the Darfur Information Center and the Darfur Alert Coalition, were able to meet with audience members in the lobby to discuss Darfur and other conflicts. We were thrilled to see how much interest there was following the performance from the audience and the dancers themselves in gaining more information about what was happening and what individuals could do to make a difference.

This production was beautifully put together and I would highly recommend it to anybody who loves dance or is interested in Darfur. For more information on the Rebecca Davis Dance Company and future tour dates for “Darfur” visit www.rebeccadavisdance.com.

Rebecca Dennis is a fall intern at the Save Darfur Coalition

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If you can read this

Friday, October 9th, 2009
One of our mobile billboards in downtown Pittsburgh

One of our mobile billboards in downtown Pittsburgh

If you can read this you can save lives in Sudan.

That was the message that we brought to world leaders in New York at the U.N. General Assembly and in Pittsburgh at the G20 summit last month.  We also brought them your messages – your reminders in photos and petitions to those world leaders: Don’t Forget Darfur.

Take a moment to check out what we accomplished together:

During our street actions in New York we delivered your 45,383 petition signatures to Special Envoy to Sudan General Scott Gration. In the short program before the Darfur/Darfur exhibit began, General Gration told the crowd:

“And this letter that I’ve got from you all is very important. I’ll make sure that the President gets this, and that he understands the concern that America has to solve this problem in a very expeditious way; a concern that we’ll see in these pictures… What you’re doing is so important to bring the visibility and the pressures to bear, so that we can take the appropriate actions in Darfur to make a difference in the lives of people who deserve this and a lot more.”

—Special Envoy to Sudan General Scott Gration

In Pittsburgh, President Obama drove by our street teams—and waved at our activists holding signs along the route to the G20 opening dinner.  Also in Pittsburgh we held a live webcast policy briefing on “Sudan and the G20: what the world’s richest countries can do.”  In combination with our TV ads, print and billboard ads these actions reminded world leaders that they can all save lives in Sudan.

Check out what we accomplished together during our United Nations and G20 “Don’t Forget Darfur” campaign by taking a few minutes to see our TV and print ads, policy briefing, photos of our street actions, and our new “Don’t Forget Darfur” video on YouTube.

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Pittsburgh and the G20: Sudan

Tuesday, September 29th, 2009

Mohamed Mohamed Yahya, one of eight refugees from Darfur recently settled in Pittsburgh by Catholic Charities, came to my house with several other volunteers to construct the Darfur Destroyed villages exhibit. The exhibit includes signs of over 610 destroyed villages and is a project of the Pittsburgh Darfur Emergency Coalition (PDEC). Each sign has the name of a village in Darfur that was destroyed, mostly by the government of Sudan and janjaweed, between 2004-2009. The U.S. State Department now has documented 3,300 destroyed or damaged villages.

As Mr. Yahya worked away putting the village signs on the lawn sign holders, he stopped from time to time to tell us something about the destroyed villages he recognized. “This one means ‘village where you can get almost anything you want.’” Mohamed said. “This one is a girl’s name.” “This one,” he explained “means ‘God.’”

He knew the villages because he and his father had traveled all over Darfur to buy camels and cattle … He was thirty years old in 1999 when he fled Darfur and went to Iraq. A month after he left home, janjaweed killed his father. His mother and ten brothers and sisters are alive, he said, all in an IDP camp in north Darfur. They are one handful of the 2.7 million IDPs and refugees from Darfur’s destroyed villages. It is clear that the arrival of a group of Darfuris to settle in Pittsburgh, the first group we have had here, will continue to present opportunities for our Coalition to deepen our understanding of the Darfur genocide and will put faces and voices to what for many of our fellow citizens remains a remote and almost abstract crisis.

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