Sudan Genocide

Sudan Advocacy Week: Volunteer on the Hill

We invite you to join Sudan Advocacy Week, a four-day series of Congressional Hill advocacy days from April 20–23, where community members will meet directly with lawmakers to push for urgent U.S. action on Sudan. Volunteers will help ensure every congressional meeting is covered as we raise awareness, demand accountability, and advocate for policies that can help stop the violence and expand humanitarian access. As Sudan enters another year of devastating war and civilian suffering, your voice can help ensure this crisis remains impossible for policymakers to ignore. Sign-up today:

Why Sudan Demands Urgent Action

Sudan is experiencing one of the world’s gravest humanitarian crises (UNHCR). Since the war erupted in April 2023 between the paramilitary Rapid Support Forces (RSF) and the Sudanese Armed Forces (SAF), the conflict has driven mass atrocities, widespread ethnic violence, and an unprecedented displacement crisis (CFR). Reports from late 2025 confirm that civilian killings have surged sharply and that RSF forces have committed systematic abuses in regions such as Darfur and El-Fasher (Human Rights Watch, OHCHR).

Over 12 million people have been uprooted, making this conflict the world’s largest displacement crisis (IRC, UNHCR). Many of the displaced lack access to basic necessities — including food, shelter, and medical care — as famine spreads and humanitarian aid remains blocked (UN experts, WFP).

At Emgage Action, we believe now is a critical turning point. The violence continues to escalate, the civilian toll keeps rising, and silence equals complicity. That is why we stand firmly for bold congressional intervention — to halt the bloodshed, cut off the weapons fueling this war, and demand accountability for genocide and war crimes.

Sudan Genocide: Complete Both Steps to Take Action

Use both forms below to contact your lawmakers in the Senate and the House of Representatives.

Sudan: Critical Bills Right Now

Our Path Forward: Act Now

In 2025, Emgage Action mobilized communities across the country. During Sudan Advocacy Week, we brought the stories of survivors and experts, including voices like scholars and humanitarian advocates, directly to over 50 congressional offices. That outreach helped reawaken attention to the crisis, but it is not enough on its own.

The bills we support in Congress address different but complementary dimensions of this crisis. Some block arms sales to actors fueling the violence; others demand expanded humanitarian aid, the appointment of a dedicated U.S. envoy for Sudan, or action to enforce international arms embargoes. Each is essential, and only together can they meaningfully push for justice, protection, and long-term peace.

If you care about justice, human dignity, and the protection of innocent civilians, now is the time to act. Contact your legislators. Push for sustained U.S. engagement. Demand accountability. The world is watching and Sudan cannot wait.