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Father Romai discusses the important role that the U.S. government and citizens play in solving the crisis in Sudan.

Political State of Affairs in Sudan: January 9, 2010 marks the fifth anniversary of Sudan's Comprehensive Peace Agreement. From Yambio, Enough's South Sudan Field Researcher Maggie Fick discusses Sudan's future.

Political State of Affairs in Sudan: January 9, 2010 marks the fifth anniversary of Sudan's Comprehensive Peace Agreement. From Yambio, Enough's South Sudan Field Researcher Maggie Fick discusses Sudan's future.

The deadliest war in the world, raging in the Congo. Rising Hollywood stars like Ken Baumann and Anna Lynne McCord have had enough, and they're demanding conflict-free electronics, to help end the violence. To learn more, visit www.raisehopeforcongo.org.

Congo's conflict minerals leave a trail of destruction as they make their way from the mines to your moblie phone. The Enough Project's John Prendergast breaks down how the process works.

Rep. Jim McDermott, Sen. Sam Brownback and Executive Director of Enough, John Norris introduce conflict minerals legislation to the U.S. House of Representatives today.

Enough Project Policy Advisor Colin Thomas-Jensen discusses Congo on Al-Jazeera news.

Enough Policy Advisor Colin Thomas-Jensen discusses Congo on Al-Jazeera News.

The Obama administration’s long-awaited policy towards Sudan is finally out. It spells out a number of important shifts in relations toward the government of Sudan. John Prendergast, founder of the anti-genocide group the Enough Project, breaks down what it all means for U.S. policy and for the people of Sudan.

NBA Star Tracy McGrady launched the Darfur Dream Team. The Dream Team connects schools in America with schools in Darfuri refugee camps in Chad. Through fundraising, educational awareness, and other steps, the program aims to improve the educational opportunities of these resilient refugee students.

The Obama administration is finalizing a major policy review on Sudan, and the stakes are high. Enough co-founder John Prendergast discusses the flaws in the current policy, the necessary changes and the administration officials instrumental in getting U.S. policy on Sudan right.

At the Campus Progress National Conference, students from across America spoke up about the connection between conflict minerals and war in the Congo, urging the top electronics companies to clean up their supply chains. To learn more about how our demand for electronics is fueling the world's deadliest war, visit raisehopeforcongo.org.

Sonya Walger, Ryan Gosling and Wim Wenders, the judges in the Enough Project's Come Clean 4 Congo contest, have picked the three videos they think best highlight the link between our cell phones and war in the Congo. Visit www.youtube.com/enoughproject to vote for your favorite.

June 24th over 1700+ young activists from across the country, gathered to lobby the U.S. Congress on the Lord's Resistance Army Disarmament and Northern Uganda Recovery Act. To find out more, visit www.EnoughProject.org/special-topics/in-depth-look-LRA

Deputy Prosecutor of the International Criminal Court Fatou Bensouda responds to criticism that the Court only focuses on Africa.

Actresses Julianne Moore, Julianna Margulies, and Brooke Smith are raising awareness about how war in the Congo is affecting women

You don't have to be "E", or the Zohan, or a G.I. Joe to win over Entourage's Emmanuelle Chriqui and Step Up's Jenna Dewan - - you just have to care about the Congo. Did you know that your cell phone is fueling the deadliest war in the world? Visit http://bit.ly/30L3IA

Inside Africa investigates how a recently introduced U.S. Congressional bill trying to stop the use of conflict minerals in cell phones and other electronics, could help prevent suffering in Eastern Congo.