Since 2003, the MagkaSama Project has worked alongside organizations that share our commitment to human rights. Some signed the “60 Signers for the 60th Anniversary” artwork in 2008; others co-hosted events with us, or invited us to join their statements and campaigns.
If you would like to organize an event, share information or work with us on a campaign, as an organization or as a volunteer, write to us.
One example is our long-standing attention to Dr. Tom Catena's work in Sudan's Nuba Mountains.
Since 2003, when our founder Max Dana started a newsletter on the unfolding genocide in Darfur, Sudan has remained at the center of our work, with a particular focus on the Nuba Mountains.
The Nuba people have long endured aerial bombings, displacement and very limited access to medical care. Dr. Tom Catena is still the only permanently stationed doctor in the region: at Mother of Mercy Hospital, which now serves more than two million people, he works as surgeon, obstetrician and pediatrician, seven days a week.
In 2017, he received the Aurora Prize for Awakening Humanity. To highlight his work and the crisis in the Nuba Mountains, we organized a screening of the documentary The Heart of Nuba at Paris City Hall, followed by a discussion with its director, Kenneth A. Carlson, human rights experts and representatives of NGOs, including Human Rights Watch.
Highlighting organizations we work with regularly.
Organizations we support, and who support our work in return by relaying it and standing with us.
Organizations and personalities who signed the “60 Signers for the 60th Anniversary” artwork.