“I want to help protect civilians from genocide — but what can I do?”
Help protect civilians in Darfur today by:
- Joining the anti-genocide movement.
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- Writing your members of Congress and demanding they follow their declaration of genocide with real support of peacekeepers in Darfur.
- Help raise money for civilian protection and have a concrete impact on the ground while proving to elected officials how serious we are about ending genocide.
You can have a hand in stopping genocide.
Educate
- Read up on the background of the Darfur genocide, where more than 450,000 people have been killed and 2.5 million have been displaced.
- Take a look at our multimedia to educate your own community.
- Browse weekly news digests from the ground in Darfur, and check out the US Holocaust Memorial Museum’s blog on genocide prevention.
Advocate
- You have the power to end genocide if you act now — here are ten easy steps you can take.
- Read up on pending legislation on Darfur or read our latest action alert.
- Consider pursuing a divestment campaign in your state or at your educational institution.
Fundraise
- Fundraising for the peacekeepers in Darfur can prove to your government that you are serious about stopping genocide.
- Screen the film “Hotel Rwanda” so people can visualize the need for action. No time? Try a virtual house party!
- Take a look at the many other events being planned in our upcoming events calendar.
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Nov. 14 | Congressional champions urge state governors to implement Sudan divestment |
Oct. 26 | Pushed by citizen action, State Dept. pledges accountability for perpetrators of atrocities in Darfur |
Oct. 18 | Newsletter: Ratcheting up the pressure on Darfur |
Aug. 17 | DarfurScores.org: Congress falls short in effort to end genocide |
Jul. 24 | Special Report — “A Pending Promise: A Declaration of Genocide, Two Years Later” |
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