Tomorrow, the 5-C Peace and Justice Coalition will be hosting the Day for Darfur, a fundraiser and information session for relief towards the still ongoing crisis in Darfur. It will be held at at the Motley from 11:00 AM to 2:00 PM. There will be two speakers, the CEO of Relief International and a second speaker from the Damanga Coalition. T-shirts and challah will be available for purchase. More information on the event can be found on the Facebook event.
What: Day for Darfur, an information session and fundraiser.
Who: You, the Damanga Coaliton, Relief International, and the 5-C Peace and Justice Coalition
When: Friday, November 14th, 11:00 AM -- 2:00 PM
Where: The Motley, Scripps Campus
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Thursday, November 13, 2008
Thursday, October 9, 2008
Children's Drawings from Darfur Exhibit
Anne Frank Center Announcement
The Anne Frank Center, USA, located in New York, is holding a special exhibit featuring drawings from refugee children in Darfur. Dr. Jerry Ehrlich smuggled the drawings out of Sudan by hiding them in a copy of the New York Times as he left the country. He spent two months in 2004 providing medical assistance to refugees at a refugee camp.
The drawings demonstrate the profound psychological effects on the children who have and continue to witness the genocide going on in Darfur. Children, given no instruction on what to draw, depict scenes of extreme violence. This speaks to the very heart of the evil behind this crime against humanity.
Thanks to Norine Zapata for the link.
The Anne Frank Center, USA, located in New York, is holding a special exhibit featuring drawings from refugee children in Darfur. Dr. Jerry Ehrlich smuggled the drawings out of Sudan by hiding them in a copy of the New York Times as he left the country. He spent two months in 2004 providing medical assistance to refugees at a refugee camp.
The drawings demonstrate the profound psychological effects on the children who have and continue to witness the genocide going on in Darfur. Children, given no instruction on what to draw, depict scenes of extreme violence. This speaks to the very heart of the evil behind this crime against humanity.
Thanks to Norine Zapata for the link.
Labels:
Anne Frank Center,
Art,
Children,
Darfur,
Human Rights,
Sudan
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