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5 Stories You Might Have Missed This Week
Posted by Carine Umuhumuza on Jan 4, 2013
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A weekly round-up of must-read stories, posted every Friday.

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.

Report: South Sudan's Response to Violence in Jonglei
Posted by Laura Heaton an... on Dec 18, 2012

Traveling to Jonglei state during a relative lull in the clashes, the Enough Project sought to examine the South Sudanese government’s responses to the violence and its efforts to prevent further bloodshed, especially during the upcoming dry season when communities migrate in search of water and pastureland. The findings are published today in a new report titled, “’Sometimes We See Ourselves as Apart’: South Sudan’s Response to Violence in Jonglei.”

Follow the Money (and the Minerals)
Posted by John Prendergast on Nov 30, 2012

This piece first appeared as part of New York Times’ "Room for Debate." Enough Project Co-founder John Prendergast and others—including writer Eve Ensler, consultant and analyst Willet Weeks, Kambale Musavuli of Friends of the Congo, Yaa-Lengi Ngemi of the Congo Coalition, and Séverine Autesserre of Columbia University—address the complex question: How to stabilize Congo?

New Report: Starvation Warfare in South Kordofan’s Nuba Mountains
Posted by Tracy Fehr on Oct 18, 2012

As the humanitarian crisis unfolds in Sudan’s South Kordofan and Blue Nile states, international humanitarian organizations have not been able to assess the nutrition and food security situation in these areas… until now. For the first time since 2011—when the government of Sudan banned all international humanitarian aid organizations from operating in the two states—an independent rapid food security and nutrition assessment has been conducted in South Kordofan state.