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Dying in the Dust: The People & The Headlines: Has Obama forgotten Darfur?
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Dying in the Dust: The People and The Headlines. Friday, June 18, 2010. Has Obama forgotten Darfur? Has Obama forgotten Darfur? This thought-provoking question is posed by Nick Kristoff in his latest op-ed. In the New York Times. We need to wake up to the impending violence with the upcoming vote in Southern Sudan on independence. I pledge to not forget Darfur, not forget Sudan and not to forget my friends and their families. I like this - good reminder. Subscribe to: Post Comments (Atom).
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Dying in the Dust: The People & The Headlines: Rape Bystanders No Longer
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Dying in the Dust: The People and The Headlines. Monday, November 09, 2009. Rape Bystanders No Longer. If you saw a 15-year old girl getting raped in an alley – would you stop it or cheer it on? Subscribe to: Post Comments (Atom). Subscribe to this blog. Sign up below to receive a monthly newsletter from the Interfaith Coalition for Sudanese Peace. Need a Darfur speaker? Interfaith Council for Sudanese Peace. YouTube: My CNN Interview. YouTube: My Debate Question. Blogs by people who care.
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Dying in the Dust: The People & The Headlines: Carl Wilkens to speak at UNC tonight!!
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Dying in the Dust: The People and The Headlines. Saturday, November 06, 2010. Carl Wilkens to speak at UNC tonight! One of my personal heroes, Carl Wilkens, is coming to speak at UNC Chapel Hill tonight. He has an incredible story of staying in Rwanda throughout the genocide and helping people. His stories are powerful and the message poignant. Stop by and check it out if you are within striking distance of Chapel Hill. When: Nov. 6 at 6 pm. Where: Hanes Art Center 121, UNC campus. Carl Wilkens - wow!
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Dying in the Dust: The People & The Headlines: Event this Friday
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Dying in the Dust: The People and The Headlines. Sunday, November 15, 2009. Free food and film screening this Friday! This is a low-key, informal event that will be thought provoking as well as encouraging. It will be a great opportunity to introduce new people to the current situation in Darfur. Even if you can’t make it, please invite at least TWO other people to attend the screening. What: Free food and film screening hosted by the Interfaith Coalition for Sudanese Peace. Subscribe to this blog. Sign ...
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Dying in the Dust: The People & The Headlines: New Genocide Intervention Network web site
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Dying in the Dust: The People and The Headlines. Friday, January 15, 2010. New Genocide Intervention Network web site. The Genocide Intervention Network (GI-Net) is leading the national anti-genocide movement and has grown dramatically in the previous five years. Started by a small group of college students, this organization has grown to be a formidable presence in Washington, D.C. with a million dollar budget dedicated to the prevention of genocide and mass atrocities. What do you think? New Genocide I...
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Dying in the Dust: The People & The Headlines: Words to launch a new class of Fellows
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Dying in the Dust: The People and The Headlines. Thursday, March 03, 2011. Words to launch a new class of Fellows. With emotions and expectations running high, a new class of Carl Wilkens Fellows gathered in Washington, D.C., last month to launch a roller-coaster ride of a year. They embarked on a journey that will both challenge them and encourage them, mess with their emotions and motivate them, and lay the groundwork for a lifetime building the political will to end crimes against humanity. Have fun&#...
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Dying in the Dust: The People & The Headlines: Way to go Elon!
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Dying in the Dust: The People and The Headlines. Thursday, April 15, 2010. Way to go Elon! Elon University in North Carolina held an anti-genocide rally on April 11. It was organized by the local STAND chapter and had several partners. It was great to see so many bright, young men and women spend a gorgeous day indoors to learn about ways to prevent genocide. Although the turnout wasn't as high as the organizers wanted, the local student paper showed up and covered the event and my talk. Way to go Elon!
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Dying in the Dust: The People & The Headlines: Pledge2Protect Conference on Twitter
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Dying in the Dust: The People and The Headlines. Saturday, November 07, 2009. Pledge2Protect Conference on Twitter. Right now, as I write this brief blog post, hundreds of anti-genocide activists, elected officials and experts are meeting in Washington, D.C. This conference, called Pledge2Protect is the anti-genocide movement's largest conference ever and is a collaboration between the Genocide Intervention Network, SaveDarfur and the Enough Project. With this campaign we are seeing the ‘YouTube ge...
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Dying in the Dust: The People & The Headlines: International Women's Day
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Dying in the Dust: The People and The Headlines. Tuesday, March 08, 2011. In honor of International Women's Day, here is an old blog post I did about an iPod and a desert dress:. Tale Of Two Little Girls. Subscribe to: Post Comments (Atom). Subscribe to this blog. Sign up below to receive a monthly newsletter from the Interfaith Coalition for Sudanese Peace. Need a Darfur speaker? Interfaith Council for Sudanese Peace. YouTube: My CNN Interview. YouTube: My Debate Question. Blogs by people who care.
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Dying in the Dust: The People & The Headlines: Two positive recent developments - dare we hope?
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Dying in the Dust: The People and The Headlines. Monday, February 22, 2010. Two positive recent developments - dare we hope? In the world of genocide prevention advocacy, we’re used to bad news. In fact, we sort of brace ourselves for the worst even while hoping for the best. That’s a trait beat into us from years of seeing oppressors escape justice for mass atrocities while the general American public blithely ignores what is happening. 1 International Court Paves the Way to Charge Bashir with Genocide.
