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In this episode of Welcome to the (AfAm) House, Aby Haile (MY '28) sit down with Reem Kahin (MY '27) and Gumana Elrufai (ES '29) for a powerful, urgent conversation about the ongoing genocide in Darfur and what it means to carry that reality while navigating life on campus. Together, the trio explores the history and human cost of the violence, the emotional and political weight borne by Sudanese students in the diaspora, and the role Yale students can play in advocating for justice, amplifying Sudanese voices, and supporting humanitarian efforts.
For more information about the AfAm house, visit our website here: afam.yale.edu
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In this episode of Welcome to the (AfAm) House, Aby Haile (MY '28) sit down with Reem Kahin (MY '27) and Gumana Elrufai (ES '29) for a powerful, urgent conversation about the ongoing genocide in Darfur and what it means to carry that reality while navigating life on campus. Together, the trio explores the history and human cost of the violence, the emotional and political weight borne by Sudanese students in the diaspora, and the role Yale students can play in advocating for justice, amplifying Sudanese voices, and supporting humanitarian efforts.
For more information about the AfAm house, visit our website here: afam.yale.edu