Category: Peacebuilders
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Testimonial from Nawal

One Sudanese refugee expresses the positive impact that trauma counseling has had on her family since she began receiving counseling at a refugee center in Uganda.
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TRAID’s July Food Distribution

In July, 141 families received food assistance from Trauma Rescue Aid. TRAID lacked the funds to feed an additional 59 Sudanese refugee families, but your financial support can empower us to expand our community of care!
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Sent July’s Donations for Refugees

I transferred the funds we raised last month ($607.89 USD) to TRAID’s bank account in Uganda. The donations will help sustain their work in August. We are so grateful to all who have joined our community of care.
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Report on Journey to Korea

Watch the recording of our July 2025 session of the Korea Peace Study Group, in which E Cho recaps her May visit to Korea, where she connected with many activists in her travels to sites of historic and ongoing struggle against militarization, for the sovereignty of the Korean people, and for the end of the…
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Imagine Losing Everything You Had Overnight

Trauma Rescue Aid is a Sudanese-led grassroots organization in Mukono, Uganda, making a tangible difference for refugee families by providing vital counseling & support services to help them cope with their experiences. Learn more and lend your support!
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Sudanese Refugee Center in Uganda Provides Trauma Counseling & English Lessons

Trauma Rescue Aid (TRAID) reports on its ongoing educational and trauma healing programs for Sudanese refugees in Uganda. #Mukono #Uganda #Sudan #Kampala #Refugee #Trauma #Counseling #English #NGO #RefugeeCenter #Sudani #Grant #Darfur #DarfurNetworkForHumanRights
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Untold Story of Koreans in Japan

Japan hosts the third largest population of Koreans outside of the Korean Peninsula. How did this Korean diaspora come to Japan and how has this community changed over time?
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On Taking the Lord’s Name in Vain

As I learned today of Israel’s military attacks on Iran, I prayed for mercy and protection of lives. I should have also been praying for the Israeli soldiers and leaders who ordered the attacks. Then, my mind traveled back to an email I received last year. These are the thoughts that followed.


