An exceptional activity was held at the headquarters of the African Organization for Rights and Development today, Thursday, October 10, 2024, in cooperation with the Bana Group, on the occasion of Mental Health Day, where women were invited to attend a special awareness session.
The session started with a mental health awareness session presented by a counselor specialized in psychological support, accompanied by a state of joy and entertainment with a DJ and delicious coffee The event also included various activities, including henna drawing and presenting various types of manicure, in addition to accessories and incense displays with a Sudanese flavor.
Thank you to everyone who attended and participated in this wonderful activity.
African Organization for Rights and Development Hosts Youth Day Event for the Coordination of Sudanese Youth Forces
In celebration of International Youth Day on August 15th, the African Organization for Rights and Development hosted a dialogue event bringing together 60 young people and representatives from various programs of the Sudanese Youth Coordination for International Youth Day.
The open sessions addressed pressing issues facing young people, including their political participation, their role in peacebuilding, and gender issues within conflict.
Outcomes of the Dialogue Sessions:
* Youth Unity and Political Participation: Discussions focused on strengthening youth unity and their contribution to the political landscape, emphasizing security and military challenges as well as relationships with political parties.
* Geneva Forum – Challenges and Opportunities: Discussions centered on the role of young people in negotiations and peacebuilding, identifying challenges and obstacles to achieving peace.
* Gender Issues: The importance of protecting and empowering women amidst conflicts was discussed.
The African Organization for Rights and Development encourages continued dialogue on these topics and welcomes feedback and suggestions from young people on the issues raised.
Press Release
19 Aug 2024
We consider humanitarian work not just a duty, but a noble message that aims to provide aid and support to those in need. On this special occasion of World Humanitarian Day, the African Organization for Rights and Development team extends its sincere thanks and appreciation to all the volunteers in our office in Kampala and Sudan, who are making wonderful efforts servicing in these difficult circumstances.
On this day, we celebrate and live the reality of suffering and war that is sweeping our country, and we strive seriously to stop it immediately with the courage of our people. The African Organization for Rights and Development, who continue to make efforts and a great humanitarian spirit to stop this destructive war.
Your efforts are to shine a light in the darkness of these difficult times, and highlight the strength of the human spirit in confronting these difficulties. We are proud of you and appreciate your endless sacrifices in the service of humanity.
#World_Humanitarian_Day ❤️
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On August 9, 2024, African organization for Rights Development (AFORD) organized a dialogue session attended by 20 participants at the organization’s headquarters in Kampala on gender-based violence and conflict in Sudan. Participants provided in-depth contextual analysis during the session, with advice for human rights assistance.
#AFORD #Rights #BANA #G_B_V
Saturday evening, July 20, 2024, Professor Khaled Kodi presented a valuable visual lecture. It dealt with fine art and culture as tools of resistance and steadfastness in the Kauda and Blue Nile regions (liberated areas). In his presentation, he addressed the values of beauty and struggle across generations. It also dealt with local vocabulary and religious and social coexistence among the components of society.
He also touched on the issue of secularism in the liberated areas, the education system, legislation, and methods of survival.
Kodi, focused his lecture on the essence of the current and future relationship between the peoples at risk and the regimes in Sudan. The cultural, social and religious specificity of those areas remains a constant question about the future of Sudan’s unity or not.
Professor Khaled Kodi is a visual artist who teaches at Boston University College in the United States of America. He is active in the field of peacemaking in conflict areas using innovative methods inspired by the local environment.
AFORD Technical Lab Opening and Registration for Courses Dedicated to Supporting Sudanese Youth in Uganda for Local Job Readiness
In this lab, we aim to equip Sudanese youth residing in Uganda with the necessary skills to succeed in the local job market. We will be offering a diverse range of fantastic educational courses, including:
- Computer Literacy and Basic Technology Skills
- Exploring the World of Programming and Learning Popular Programming Languages like Python and JavaScript
- Acquiring Design and Editing Skills using Adobe Photoshop and Illustrator
Please fill out the registration form to enroll in the free courses and take advantage of this opportunity!
Registration Form Link:
https://docs.google.com/forms/d/e/1FAIpQLSeUaILEm9Rck3feRrwNEsS6Syf-cqTwA0xzVtL5bOxBRYtayw/viewform?usp=sf_link
We believe in the importance of technical and technological capabilities in empowering youth and improving their opportunities in the job market. Therefore, all courses will be completely free for Sudanese youth in Uganda.
Computer Lab: Towards a Better Future and Enhanced Opportunities for Our Youth in Uganda!
#ComputerLab #SupportingSudaneseYouthInUganda #LocalJobReadiness #ComputerLiteracy #Programming #GraphicDesign #JobOpportunities
We, the Ministers of Foreign Affairs and representatives of the States and international and regional organizations assembled in Paris, France, in order to advance the peace initiatives for Sudan
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Today, 15 April 2024, marks a year since the eruption of the armed confrontations between the Sudanese Armed Forces (SAF) and the Rapid Support Forces in Sudan.