Category: Videos

Miles Quarterman asks John Prendergast about Effective Change and the Enough Project ...

A panel conversation co-sponsored by the Carr Center for Human Rights Policy and the Harvard University Committee on African Studies. Featuring Enough Project Advisor Omer Ismail ...

In 2003, brutal attacks on Darfur's civilian population captured the world's attention, but attention has drifted away from the war-torn region, since violence in Darfur diminished in the mid 2000s. Still, the root causes of the conflict persist. This mini-documentary done in coordination with our partners at iAct features the Enough Project's John Prendergast and Omer Ismail speaking with displaced Darfuris and hearing their stories ...

Uganda's military has welcomed a move by the United States to offer additional support to help in tracking wanted warlord Joseph Kony. The U.S is sending 150 Air Force Special Operations personnel and at least four advanced Osprey aircraft ...

Enough Project Senior Analyst Sasha Lezhnev speaks to Al Jazeera America on the Obama Administration's announcement to bolster the counter-LRA mission by deploying Osprey helicopters to help find LRA rebel leader Joseph Kony ...

Enough Project Co-Founder, John Prendergast speaks with BBC World News America anchor Katty Kay on his latest visit to war-torn South Sudan ...

The Enough Project's co-founder John Prendergast appears on BBC World News America with anchor Katty Kay to report on his latest trip to war-torn South Sudan ...

Escalating violence, displacement, and new political developments in the areas along Sudan’s periphery—Darfur, South Kordofan, and Blue Nile—are going largely unnoticed as international attention focuses on violence in South Sudan. These two infographics display the negative humanitarian impact of the continued violence and displacement in Darfur, South Kordofan, and Blue Nile ...

On Tuesday, January 7, 2014, Intel CEO Brian Krzanich announced that its entire 2014 line of microprocessors would be conflict-free making them the first in the rare mineral-heavy industry to completely phase out conflict minerals in one of their products ...

U.N. Special Envoy Mary Robinson told the New York Times that she always listens to taxi drivers. The Enough Project took to the streets of Goma in eastern Congo and asked motorcycle taxi drivers, activists, and civilians for their message to her about the peace process. The success of the peace process depends on the inclusion of Congolese civil society voices such as those represented in this video ...