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AMPLIFY AND TAKE ACTION

We Are Here is an invitation to stand alongside this resistance. 

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Book cover reading “We Are Here: Sudanese Girls and Youth Hold Their Ground in Resistance and Remembrance,” featuring Sudanese women and children, red flowers, and graphic illustrations on a blue background.
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READ & SHARE

Read the full publication and share its stories, analysis and resources across your communities, organisations and networks. Help expand the space for Sudanese narratives beyond humanitarian headlines and statistics.

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AMPLIFY SUDANESE VOICES

Centre the voices, knowledge and political analysis of Sudanese organisers, activists and communities. Share their work without flattening their experiences or speaking on their behalf, and support their ability to shape how their stories are told.

MOVE RESOURCES WITH DIGNITY

Support frontline and historically marginalised communities with resources that are flexible, accessible and rooted in trust. Resource mobilisation and redistribution must move at the speed of trust and political solidarity.

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LEARN, CONNECT & ORGANISE

Deepen your political understanding of Sudan and connect its struggle to the wider systems of imperialism, capitalism, militarism and racialised geopolitics shaping crises across the world. More importantly, recenter people’s power and resistance back at the forefront. We are not the story of our colonisation. We are the antidote, the collective memory, the refusal to give in, the intrinsic right to belong, and the hearts that fight without running dry.

Use the publication and its resources to spark conversations, political education and collective organising.

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Panel discussion on oppression, liberation, and humanitarianism in Palestine, Myanmar, and Sudan, with four speakers seated beneath a presentation slide and artwork.

RESISTANCE IN MOTION: CARRYING THE STORIES FORWARD

In a recent gathering, excerpts and artwork from the publication were brought as an exhibition, creating a space to delve into Sudanese girls’ and young people’s experiences of resistance, displacement, memory and belonging. We hope this exhibit sparks your creativity.

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We encourage you to organise your own exhibition, reading circle, workshop, community conversation or gathering.

Visitors view a gallery exhibition featuring posters about Sudanese girls and youth, resistance, and remembrance.
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GET IN TOUCH

to request exhibit-ready artwork and story files if you would like to hold a similar space.