Resources on Sudan
“There are many ways to die in Sudan, the most merciful death is instant by bombs/shelling. The most painful one is surviving while your soul is dying.”
-Ze, still living in Sudan today x:@KushiteDictator
TWM Created Resources
Sudan Historical Timeline Overview
A student facing resource on Sudan’s history. This is a brief synopsis of a much larger history. Use this resource to give some schema to students on what Sudan has been through over the years.
Sudan: A Story by Minah Bashir
Minah Bashir (a 15yo Sudanese High School Student) sent her Ted Talk via our SudanSpeaks Blog entry with the following message:
“This link should explain everything. This is what I've chosen to share about my story. Sudan is my home and I miss it more than I am able to describe with words, and I'm not just saying that because I genuinely don’t think I can ever describe this longing inside of me with words.”- Minah
In an effort to amplify her voice we have created the following Lesson Plan to go with her Ted Talk. We hope you will consider sharing her voice with your students in your classroom,
Young Readers
Adult and Young Adult Readers
Fiction and Non=Fiction Texts
(Click the cover page for more info on each book)
Send us an email or message us on instagram to have a book added to this list.
Sudan Book Recommendations
April- One Year Anniversary of Genocide on Sudan
Toll on Sudan and the Sudanese Population
Context to understand what is Happening in Sudan
Ways to help
What is Happening in Sudan
Overview of the Genocide in Sudan
