Darfur

Remembering more than 9/11

Commemoration should be extended to tragedies overseas.

By Swara Salih | Sep 19 07:01 pm ET

Rethinking Holocaust memorialization

I know now that I was far from the only kid sitting unfeelingly on a middle school gym floor during a school-wide memorial service that invariably involves the lighting of candles, reading of war-time poetry, and pictures of survivors. Have I "remembered" myself into numbness?

By Shira Borzak | Apr 21 08:05 pm ET

Professor, coalition member debate Darfur

Debate became heated Tuesday evening as students, faculty, and locals gathered for a heated debate about the role of international cooperation in the Darfur genocides.

By Madina Toure | Apr 14 10:51 pm ET

Leaders Weigh Means for Darfur Peace

Diplomats, scholars, and activists clashed over peacekeeping troops and economic development in a star-studded conference on Darfur Monday.

By | Dec 4 03:35 am ET

Darfur Finds Peace in the Middle East

This summer, while attending a conference in Jerusalem, I couldn’t help but notice a fellow participant repeatedly leave the room to take urgent calls on her cell phone.

By Rachael Neumann | Nov 27 01:03 am ET

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