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Pre-Order 'The Enough Moment' Today

Join John Prendergast and Don Cheadle along with other activists, organizations, and celebrities to fight human rights crimes in Africa. 

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Groundbreaking Congo Legislation Becomes Law

President Obama signed the Wall Street reform bill, which contains a key provision against conflict minerals from Congo.

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What's Wrong with U.S. Policy Toward Sudan

 A new Enough report explains how the Obama administration can stop a looming war in Sudan

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Emmy Nod for 60 Minutes' Congo Gold Episode

Watch the episode that helped spread the word about the conflict in eastern Congo and the role of the minerals trade in fueling the fighting. 

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NY Times: Prendergast, Eggers on Obama's 'Rwanda Moment'

In a new Op-Ed in the New York Times, Eggers and Prendergast warn of a return to war in Sudan. 

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Apple Ad Spoof Reveals Dirty Secrets of Tech Industry

A new video spoof of Apple's classic "Get a Mac" ad campaign highlights the role of conflict minerals in our leading consumer electronics.

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Share Your Enough Moment

In their forthcoming book, The Enough Moment, John Prendergast and Don Cheadle present the stories of celebrities, activists and survivors who have dedicated their lives to advocating for human rights in Africa. It all begins with an "Enough Moment" -- an experience in your life when you realize you have to stand up, speak out, and organize with others on vital human rights issues in Africa.

The book hits stores Sept. 7, but you don’t have to wait to share your own Enough Moment. We’re interested in hearing your story now, so we’re gathering video versions of personal Enough Moments.

Just begin the video by introducing yourself: Tell us your name, where you live, and what you do. In three minutes or less, describe how you are involved in fighting for human rights in Africa, and the moment in your life that prompted you to take action.

Most importantly, be yourself. Film your video in a simple, natural environment. It's just you, on camera, sharing your story.

Want to see an example? Here's Enough's own Mari Wright sharing her Enough Moment.

When you're finished with your video, upload it to YouTube with the tag "enoughmoment." Please title it “[your name]’s Enough Moment.” For example, John would title his video “John Prendergast’s Enough Moment.” Finally, email the link to us at yourmoment@enoughproject.org.

Later this summer, we'll be launching a special Web site, www.enoughmoment.org, where your video will appear alongside other Enough Moments from celebrities, activists, and survivors.

To learn more about the book and to pre-order your own copy, click here.

Thank you, and we look forward to hearing about your Enough Moment.

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    Enough field researcher Maggie Fick has been based in Juba, South Sudan since October 2009. This audio slideshow, narrated by Maggie, presents some perspective on what life is like for a Westerner living in Juba, from the presence of weapons to the importance of cattle.

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    Conflict Minerals Audio Slideshow

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    International Women's Day

    All over the world, women and men commemorated International Women's Day by gathering on bridges to send the message that we must join together and work collectively to end global violence against women.