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Rescuing Darfur
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FREE EVENT!
The Crisis in Darfur

1:00pm - 3:00pm
Sunday, December 17, 2006

Masjidul Taqwa
2575 Imperial Avenue
San Diego, CA 92101

For more info: (619) 871-0524
or (858) 722-3075

DIRECTIONS from ICSD
Take I-805 SOUTH
Take I-8 WEST
TAKE I-5 SOUTH
Get off on EXIT 15A
LEFT on IMPERIAL AVE
After 25TH STREET
Masjid is on your right
Next to the Police Station
Whoever kills a person without his being guilty of murder or of creating unrest in the land is as though he kills the whole of mankind. And whoever saves a person it is as though he saved the whole of mankind. (Quran 5:32)

Dr. Mohammad Ibrahim Elgadi

Sudanese Community:
  • Key organizer within the Sudanese communities in the US
  • Co-founder and honorary chair of the Group Against Torture in Sudan
    (www.GhostHouses. blogspot. com).
  • Co-founder of Darfur Alert Coalition (www.DarfurAlert.blogspot.com), which played major role to bring Sudanese immigrant community to the forefront of the Darfur Movement, which the US right-wing groups had tried to hijack.
  • Worked with different Sudanese communities to advocate for human rights issues until successfully passed City Resolutions for Darfur ( Amherst , and Northampton in MA; Philadelphia , and Pittsburgh in PA).
  • Represented Sudanese community on the Advisory Board of Judgment on Genocide (www.JudgmentOnGenocide.org ) that has recently indicted, and tried the Sudanese dictatorship regime in NYC.
  • Helped out different Sudanese groups in Diaspora and inside Sudan to set up their own blogs to bring their voice on the internet highway (e.g. www.sdasudan.blogspot.com; www.daphilly.blogspot.com; and www.sdprfs.blogspot.com)
Muslim Community:
  • Helped to connect immigrant Muslim community with African American Muslim community building on the fact that African Americans were the first to speak-up and to support Darfurian people.
African Immigrant Community:
  • Co-founder of African Graduate and Scholar Association (AGASA) in MA
  • Played major role in revitalizing AFRICOM (www.africomphilly.blogspot.com), a major grassroots org for African immigrant community in Philadelphia.
  • Helped in bringing the African immigrant voice to the national immigrants rights movement especially in Philadelphia .
  • Helped in organizing the Philadelphia World Refugee Day, in which African immigrant played leadership role (www.wrd-philly.blogspot.com).
  • Co-recipient of Echoes of Africa Award (2005) for outstanding community leaders. The annual Award is given by the City of Philadelphia.
Other Human Rights areas:
Education:
  • 2003 University of Massachusetts Amherst. Ed.D in Education Policy, Research, and Administration. Dissertation Title: Evaluation of the Oppressed™.
    This new developed evaluation approach used program evaluation as a tool in the social justice struggle against authoritative project managements that are linked to the macro political oppression.
  • University of Khartoum, Sudan. M.S in Environmental Studies. Thesis Title: Hasahisa Pesticides Graveyard™.
    This investigative research project revealed, with strong evidence, the location and content of a secret chemical dumping site that had been carried out by the government of Sudan in 1986 in a highly populated rural area.
  • 1977 Ain Shams University , Cairo , Egypt . B.S in Agriculture.