Stop Genocide NowGabriel and Stacey are in north-eastern Chad. It is dangerous enough that they have to travel with heavily armed escorts. At the camp, they meet a family from one of the first villages attacked by the Janjaweed. Finally they watch an impromptu song and dance by the children.
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It may seem as if we’re saying goodbye – but we’re not! i-ACT continues through the following campaigns: i-ACT Extension: We’re leaving behind communications equipment with refugees so our interaction continues even after Gabriel and Stacey have left. Camp Darfur: Invite Gabriel and Stacey to your school, college or other venue! They’ll set up an […]
Hello Friends, Yesterday, we said goodbye to Yusef and headed north.We journeyed on the smallest plane yet! There was a lot of dust and turbulence as I noticed everyone looking out the window. I asked Ali if everything was normal and he said,”yes.” Turns out, as Ali told me once we landed safely, that we […]
There is an amazing full moon outside. We’re in a small village in north-eastern Chad, close to the Darfur border. It is very cold here, and it is windy, and there is sand everywhere. As I stepped off of the plane and in to this, I thought about the children in the camps that are […]