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State-wide Week of Action
MONDAY, Feb. 26, 2007

10-2: Demonstration in POLK PLACE using Darfur Report Cards. We are trying to make Darfur an issue—come publicize the scores of senators throughout the US.

6:30 pm: Candlelight vigil in the pit.

8 pm: SCOTT SUTTON, who lived in the Darfur region for 11 years, will be sharing his stories in GARDNER 105.

8:45: Discussion/Teach-in on Darfur led by Scott and our very own Taylor Steelman (also in Gardner 105), who has been involved in the STAND National for a few years. Come with questions—anything you want cleared up, this is the time to learn about what has been happening in Darfur

TUESDAY, Feb. 27, 2007

7: FILM: Defying Genocide. Film of the National Holocaust Museum, followed by discussion in Bingham 203

WEDNESDAY, Feb. 28, 2007

7 in Gardner 105: FILM: Lost Boys of Sudan. Emmy Nominated and winner of three nationwide documentary awards, this film is about the journey of around a thousand children (as young as 3 and 4) through southern Sudan into Kenya on a 1,000 mile journey. Many of the Lost Boys are in the United States today.

THURSDAY, March 1, 2007

7 in Gardner 105: FILM—Darfur Diaries: Message from Home. One of the directors of this documentary, recently returned from Darfur, will be screening the 1-hour movie and speaking on the experience.

Speaker: Samantha Powers
One of the worlds leading activists for Darfur will come to Memorial Hall on April 17, 2007. More details to be announced.

Outreach Presentations
One of SUDAN's primary goals is educating the public about what's happening in Darfur. If you would like members of SUDAN to give a presentation, we have presenters and materials ready... just say when! Presentations discuss the history of the conflict, the current situation, policy responses and ways to help. Taking into account the sensitive nature of genocide, we will adjust any presentation according to the age of the audience. For more information, please contact Will Niver. Additional information can be found at the UNC Center for Global Initiatives.