“Could see the blood on the ground from space”

In this @vox.com's Today, Explained clip, Alex de Waal describes the massacres by the RSF in El Fasher, #Sudan —shelling, attacks on hospitals, executions & sexual violence carried out & filmed by paramilitary fighters.

Listen at the link in our bio

In conversation with @democracynow.org, Alex de Waal explores the #famines in #Gaza and #Sudan — crises fueled by siege, obstruction, and the deliberate denial of aid. Famine doesn’t just happen. It is politically caused, sustained, and can be stopped

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Yale Professor, Catherine Panter-Brick describes how trauma is passed down through generations. Listen to the full story on how we can create Peaceful Childhoods in Episode 4 of Disrupting Peace. Link in bio. #GenerationalTrauma #Epigenetics #PeaceBuilding #PodcastClip #SocialChange #DidYouKnow

#Sudan goes mostly unnoticed in the US, even though millions of people are being brutalized, murdered, raped, or displaced.

On History As It Happens, Alex de Waal explains why peace and justice are distant possibilities in Sudan's third civil war since independence

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The erasure of #famines & the dehumanization of their victims are trademarks of famine denialism—both currently & historically. Executive Director Alex de Waal spoke on this in his keynote address for @peninternational.bsky.social

Watch a clip below or the full keynote here: youtu.be/8rawNqiCO0s

Alex de Waal reflects on powerful images revealed in our joint report with @forensicarchi.bsky.social. The findings expose how Israel’s militarization of aid in #Gaza has turned relief into a weapon, causing casualties & stripping people of their humanity

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Trailer of Season 3 of #DisruptingPeace is here! This season, we explore how everyday people—not just policymakers or armed leaders—can take steps toward building #peace at home and around the world.