100 Years of Honoring Women: Immaculee Birhaheka
March 8 marks the 100th anniversary of International Women’s Day. Enough is publishing profiles each day this week of women doing exceptional work to end atrocities and support survivors in Congo, Sudan, and LRA-affected territory ...
100 Years of Honoring Women: Tehani Ismail
March 8 marks the 100th anniversary of International Women’s Day. Enough is publishing profiles each day this week of women doing exceptional work to end atrocities and support survivors in Congo, Sudan, and LRA-affected territory ...
How Clark University is Pushing to Go Conflict-Free
Founding the Clark University Conflict-Free Campus initiative was a first for us in many ways. We had never before advocated for a cause in such depth, and it was incredible to understand first-hand the slow-and-steady nature of building a movement, write activists Rachel Gore and Emma Craig in this guest blog post ...
‘Today’ Show Highlights Enough Footage of Villages Burning in Abyei
On NBC's "Today" show yesterday morning, Ann Curry drew attention to the razing of two villages in the Abyei region of Sudan, shown in a video obtained by Enough ...
100 Years of Honoring Women: Melissa Fitzgerald
March 8 marks the 100th anniversary of International Women’s Day. Enough is publishing profiles each day this week of women doing exceptional work to end atrocities and support survivors in Congo, Sudan, and LRA-affected territory ...
Actor, Activist Ben Affleck Headlines Congo Hearing on Capitol Hill
Aptly falling on the 100th anniversary of International Women’s Day, a House subcommittee called a hearing yesterday on what can be done to “secure peace in the midst of tragedy” in Congo ...
Comedian, Activist Jane Bussmann Returns to NYC
If you missed British comedy writer, performer, and activist Jane Bussmann last time she was in New York City, or if you just want to see her again, you’re in luck. She’ll be performing her sometimes inappropriately funny comedy show, Bussmann’s Holiday, in NY on March 11, 16, and 18 ...
100 Years of Honoring Women: Chouchou Namegabe
March 8 marks the 100th anniversary of International Women’s Day. Enough is publishing profiles each day this week of women doing exceptional work to end atrocities and support survivors in Congo, Sudan, and LRA-affected territory ...
Video Corroborates Satellite Images of Burned Abyei Villages
Last week, as militants torched three villages in the contested region of Abyei, Satellite Sentinel Project captured the first images confirming reports that the villages were deliberately burned. Now the Enough Project has obtained video footage taken from the razed villages of Maker Abior and Todach soon after the attack. The video shows huts still smoldering and dead bodies of southern police being loaded into the back of a pickup truck. The on-the-ground footage, combined with DigitalGlobe imagery taken for the Satellite Sentinel Project further corroborates the systematic destruction of villages that is taking place in the troubled Abyei region ...
Abyei Violence Prompts Mass Exodus, Fuels Anger on the Ground
In the aftermath of a wave of violence in Abyei, tens of thousands of civilians have fled while residents still in town are angry, disillusioned, and anxious, according to on-the-ground reporting and visuals from Enough photographer Tim Freccia ...
