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Editor’s Note: This blog originally appeared on iactivism.org i-ACT visited the “new arrival” area in refugee camp Goz Amer. Over 2,000
Author: Gabriel
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.
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 Olympics
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 camp
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 seeing
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 participate
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 that
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 support
We Roll With It
I have been saying this quite often, where it has become something of a mantra for this trip. In Tchad (as
Camp Kounoungo
The i-ACT team visits Camp Kounoungo. Gabriel meets up with his old friends Jacoub and Fatne.