So often, the narrative about the crisis in Sudan involves disempowering stories of women as mere victims of brutal violence, painting men as uniformly aggressive perpetrators with no goals but brutal lust and women as victims who have no agency in determining the shape of their future.
Quite the contrary.
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Theatre in advocacy, advocacy in theatre
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Testimony of Tom Andrews at Congressional Hearing on Sudan
The Power of Grassroots Mobilization: From Arab Spring to STAND
By Communications Task Force Blogger Zoya Waliany
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