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Postcard campaign

Help us send 300,000 postcards to the Prime Minister.


High school students can make a difference!

Find out more about the Darfur Challenge.

World Food Programme cuts rations by half

Insecurity forces rations in Darfur to be cut from 2156 calories to 1242 calories per person per day.

New television special on Darfur

An hour long PBS special that can be viewed online

Steven Spielberg calls on China to do more for Darfur

Spielberg cuts ties to the Beijing Olympics: cites shortcomings in China's efforts to end the Darfur crisis.

Darfur Challenge animated banner

Save Darfur Canada is promoting a new campaign for Canadian high school and junior high school students called the Darfur Challenge, a national effort to make a difference for young people in Darfur, Sudan.

1.4 million children are directly affected by the conflict in Darfur, which has lasted for almost five years. They are vulnerable to acute malnutrition, violence and recruitment by armed groups, and there are few educational opportunities available to them.

Starting in October 2008, Canadian students will raise awareness in their schools and communities about the issues affecting young people in Darfur. They will also compete with groups across the country to raise funds for children's humanitarian needs in Darfur, and for Save Darfur Canada work to end the conflict. The top fundraisers will win exciting prizes!

To get involved:

1. View and print the kit for participants;
2. Register for the campaign;
3. Print copies of the official campaign poster to post in your school and community, and;
4. Check out the Darfur Challenge website to find valuable information and resources.

If you have any questions, please do not hesitate to contact us at Info@DarfurChallenge.org.


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