Category: Blog

Cornell is on the verge of becoming the third university in the nation to pass a resolution aimed at making their campus conflict-free ...

This year, for the first time Apple tackled the issue of conflict minerals in its supply chain and released information regarding the presence of these minerals that goes beyond what any major electronics industry player has released thus far ...

A weekly round-up of must-read stories, posted every Friday ...

Despite complaints of ineffectiveness, last week the Somali Transitional Federal Parliament, or T.F.P., voted in favor of a three-year extention to its original mandate set to end in August ...

Olympic gold medalist Joey Cheek wrote this guest blog post, which originally appeared on Change.org, on the need to stay engaged on Darfur ...

This past Tuesday night at the Capitol, the Enough Project and their Sudan Now campaign partners hosted a reception to thank members of Congress and their staff for all their hard work leading up to and during last month’s peaceful referendum in South Sudan ...

Over the next couple of months, Darfur genocide survivor and activist El-Fadel Arbab will be telling his inspiring story on a national speaking tour with The Fur Cultural Revival ...

A look at some of the human rights issues during Sudan's transitional period ...

The Enough Project congratulates humanitarian, women’s rights champion, and international fashion icon Iman for being honored with the BET Service Award this year ...

The number of people killed in violent clashes between renegade general George Athor’s forces and the South Sudanese army is double what was previously known, according to media reports citing southern officials ...