Gabriel

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http://stopgenocidenow.org/author/gabriel/

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Gabriel co-founded Stop Genocide Now in 2005, which gave birth to i-ACT in 2009. He became involved in the situation in Darfur out of a sense of personal responsibility. He believes the power of community and compassion, combined with personal empowerment, can bring about meaningful change.

Posts by Gabriel:

• [Video] New Arrivals from Darfur

  Editor’s Note: This blog originally appeared on iactivism.org i-ACT visited the “new arrival” area in refugee camp Goz Amer. Over […]
• Throwback Thursday: Mia Farrow and the Darfur Olympics

  In the Summer of 2008, we accompanied Mia Farrow to Darfuri refugee camps on the Chad-Sudan border. As the Beijing […]
• When I First Met Adam

  “We’re looking for a teacher named Adam,” I asked the first man we saw, when we arrived at a refugee […]
• Guisma’s Darfur: 10 Years is Enough

  During the last 10 years, Guisma went from living with her brothers and parents in their village in Darfur, to […]
• ACTION: 10 Years of Darfur, 100 Days for Darfur

  I became active in the Darfur movement in late 2004. I did not know exactly how I’d be able to […]
• Luis Moreno-Ocampo Out of the ICC but Still Fighting the Good Fight

  I had the privilege to meet the International Criminal Court’s first Prosecutor, Luis Moreno-Ocampo, not long ago. I told him […]
• Why Not Darfur?

  It doesn’t get any easier. I recently went on my eleventh trip to eastern Chad, where I visit the refugee camps that are home to more than 250,000 Darfuris.
• Take Action! U.S. Law Firm Should Not Represent Genocide.

  The Law Offices of Bart Fisher has been hired as a lobbyist for the Government of Sudan. Mr. Fisher has agreed to […]
• We Roll With It

  I have been saying this quite often, where it has become something of a mantra for this trip. In Tchad […]
• Camp Kounoungo

  The i-ACT team visits Camp Kounoungo. Gabriel meets up with his old friends Jacoub and Fatne.