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Back home We just witnessed a very special occasion. Mende recently returned from a trip to Karko, Nuba Mountains. It was first time that Mende reunited with her family in the village of her birth. As you could imagine, this

This year’s board meeting was held again via video call. After a first brief exchange between the members, it was time for the most important point of the day. How can we help the people in the Nuba Mountains? What

We have good news. Since open hostilities have seized, the 3 priorities of Mende’s village of Karko have been (1) water supply (2) medical support and (3) education for their children. As per our previous update, their number 1 priority has been satisfied with

Annual General Meeting held virtually due to COVID-19 Karlsruhe In 2021, the June 12, 2021 annual board meeting was held via Zoom. The meeting was attended by founder Mende Nazer, chair Janan Sutherland, deputy Chairman Tom Høyem, Caroline Clegg, Sabine

We are very excited to announce the completion of an important project! To help the village’s critical issue of water supply, Mende and her husband coordinated a project with us and the Nuba diaspora to install an extra water pump. The normal situation

The Annual General Meeting was held on 13 Jun 2020. It was the first meeting held virtually by video-conference. It was held on ZOOM with participants from all over the world including the U.S.A., Canada, Germany and the United Kingdom.

In Karlsruhe, on Wednesday, March 21st 2019, a small group of Foundation members presented their vision and work at the Project for Sustainability in Science, Studies and Everyday Life at the KIT (Karlsruher Institut für Technologie). We were able to

July 2019: Annual Board-Meeting of the MENDE NAZER Foundation Karlsruhe, This year’s meeting was special, as it was the 10th anniversary of the Foundation. This was also a reason for our president to remind members of everything that’s been done

Hundreds of Sudanese join protest in London against 29 years of Bashir’s rule A broad coalition of the Sudanese diaspora in the UK, alongside Waging Peace, Humanitarian Aid Relief Trust (HART), and student-led movement STAND UK demonstrated on Saturday 30