Organizations
A Pan-African grant making organisation that supports the realisation and fulfilment of African women’s rights through funding of autonomous women’s organisations on the continent.
Working to end all violence against women in Sudan.
Youth NGO for rebuilding/rehabilitating schools in the peripheral areas of Sudan.
A women-led anti-atrocities nonprofit organization founded in 2009 by a Darfuri genocide survivor to amplify the voices, empower the affected communities, and provide a platform for interested stakeholders to work on advancing its unique goals.
Shamaa is an organization that shelters battered women and pregnant women pre-marriage and their children.
Seeks to create a feminist ecosystem where the new generation of feminist movement in the MENA region has access to more and better funding and resources.
Run by the Sudanese diaspora, amplifying the calls of the Sudanese people.
Including #SudanSyllabus and Sudanese Literature Archive.
Aims to empower the Sudanese community through collective action and the provision of essential resources.
Fundraiser to support Sudanese mothers and babies.
Established in 1995 by a coalition of women’s rights activists, SIHA aims to strengthen the capacities of women’s rights organizations and address women’s subordination and violence against women and girls in the Horn of Africa.
SAPA has acquired a hospital to help deliver babies and treat children.
A relief fund to continue SAPA's efforts in Sudan.
Carefully curated list of scholarships exclusively tailored for Sudanese students.
Sudanese Women Rights Action (SUWRA)
Defending women's human rights and empowering women to defend, monitor and promote gender equality, human rights and peace; through advocacy, raising awareness, building the capacity of women leadership, and networking.
Volunteer collective based out of University of Toronto, open to community members, dedicated to advocacy, community building & fundraising.
Seeks to provide English-language resources about Sudanese history to academics, journalists, and Sudanese diaspora interested in learning more about Sudan.