• Watch the 15-minute documentary Never Again? host local screenings at your home, community centers, schools, universities, and start a conversation in your community about what you can do.

  • Contact your elected representative - Write a letter or email to advise your elected representative of your views of the Darfur crisis. A selection of countries with links to their governing institutions and contact details are listed here.

  • Write to your newspaper - Write a letter to the editor of your national newspaper urging your support for increased international engagement in Darfur. A selection of international newspapers is listed here, with email addresses to their letters pages.

Post a blog comment ‚ Share your opinion about the situation in Darfur on a weblog (or blog).  You can post a comment of your own to raise awareness about Darfur or contribute to an ongoing discussion about the conflict.  You can write directly to the author of the blog or the blog itself.  Click here for a list of blogs that include commentary on international issues.

Tell a colleague - Email your friends and colleagues about the conflict. Click here to go to our "tell a colleague" page. Insert a message, or copy our message at the top of this page and email it. The more people who are aware of deteriorating situation in Darfur, the better our ability to get the international community to respond.

Inform yourself about the crisis - 

Current Information on the Humanitarian Situation

The humanitarian situation remains catastrophic, due to ongoing state-sponsored violence, layers of aid obstruction, the lack of an overall humanitarian strategic plan, and the weakened state of displaced Sudanese. Refugees and internally displaced persons (IDPs), a disproportionate number of them women, are in terribly weakened states, subject to sexual abuse and without adequate shelter. The numbers of at-risk civilians continue to increase. And as need far outstrips the ability of agencies to deliver aid, and access is restricted due to instability, localised famine is feared.

The Office of the UN Resident and Humanitarian Coordinator for Sudan publishes weekly roundups of the situation in Darfur and more frequent sitreps. Click on the following links to access the reports:

aaaaFurther information and reports on the humanitarian situation can be found at:

 International and Local NGOs Working on Darfur

The following is a non-exhaustive list of organisations working on Darfur issues in a campaigning, advocacy or other policy-related capacity.

aaaaSee here for a list of humanitarian aid agencies working in the region.
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