Sudanese Demonstration at the White House

Coverage from the Enough Project blog.
Saving Lives – Sudanese demonstrate at the White House

On Friday, Sudanese from across the US came together to demonstrate in front of the White House.  Check out a slideshow of photos from the event.
ABC news covered the event:
On Friday, a small group of Sudanese immigrants gathered in front of the [...]

Photos from CBC press conference

Check out a slideshow of my photos from the Congressional Black Caucus press conference on Darfur (May 19, 2009)

Photos – honor the past, act now for Darfur (Washington, DC)

Posted at Blog for Darfur.
On April 19th DC-area advocates for Darfur (and 3 buses of advocates from Pittsburgh!) joined over 450 communities across the United States to honor the past and act now for Darfur.
The event began with a moving memorial ceremony honoring the victims of the genocides and mass atrocities commemorated in the month [...]

Cool things to do for human rights in DC this weekend

HONOR THE PAST, ACT NOW FOR DARFUR
Date: Sunday, April 19, 2009
Time: 2:00pm – 4:00pm
Location: Lafayette Square, Across from the White House (Pennsylvania Ave and Jackson Pl, NW) Washington, DC
On the afternoon of Sunday, April 19, 2009 survivors from past genocides and mass atrocities including Darfur, South Sudan, Rwanda, Bosnia, Cambodia, the Holocaust, and Armenia will [...]

The Squirrels of DC

The squirrels of DC have a long and fascinating history.  This spring, they seem particularly friendly and adventurous (and photograph-able!)

Squirrel Appreciation Day

I just learned that it’s Squirrel Appreciation Day.  As a huge fan of squirrels, I wanted to honor it in some way.
So, if you have always been fascinated by the little furry guys running around our cities, check out this piece from the Washington Post.
Looking to fill the squirrel vacuum, nature lovers, government officials and [...]