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Today, however, something exceptional has been created in response to the suffering of people that most have never met. A constituency of conscience exists, and the constituency has raised its voice and has spoken out. This constituency maintains that it will not remain silent while innocent civilians are under attack.

PA R T N E R O R gA N I z AT I O N S - T h E P Ow E R O F T h E C O A L I T I O N The Save Darfur Coalition works with a network of more than 190 community and organizational partners representing 130 million Americans. Partner groups include national human rights, justice, faith, and advocacy organizations that

in response to the crisis in Darfur, the Save Darfur Coalition was founded at the Darfur Emergency Summit at CUNY

contribute their subject expertise, diverse networks and resources to promote peace in Darfur and all Sudan.

Graduate Center in New York City on July 14, 2004. What began as a meeting organized by the United States Holocaust Museum and American Jewish World Service has grown into an alliance of more than 190 faith-based, advocacy and

Our movement has worked to resolve a conflict that is undeniably complex. And we have often been frustrated by the lack of progress made in Darfur. But in reflecting on the past year, it is important to note that our efforts have kept Sudan on President Obama’s agenda, generated millions in U.S. funding for Darfur, and pushed the U.S. administration to develop a comprehensive policy toward Sudan.

Though the groups represent different political beliefs, religious backgrounds and ethnicities, they are united in their

human rights organizations with more than 1 million activists and hundreds of community groups committed to peace,

efforts to create sustainable peace for all of Sudan. Partners such as the ENOUGH Project and Genocide Intervention

protection and accountability in Darfur and all Sudan.

Network collaborate with the coalition to develop policy positions and papers. Organizations such as Amnesty International

The mission of the coalition is to raise public awareness and mobilize a massive response to the atrocities in Darfur. By

USA and Human Rights First encourage their networks of millions to sign petitions, write letters and host awareness-

engaging and educating Americans on the dire situation in Darfur, the coalition has applied pressure on political leaders

building events across the country.

to end the first genocide of the 21st century and support peace for all of Sudan.

In February 2010, I traveled to Sudan and visited Darfuris living in internally displaced people (IDP) camps. They represented the 3 million people driven from their homes by violence, and expressed their longing for peace and security. They also urged us to continue our work and to raise our voices while they cannot.

all partner organizations are committed to the following Save Darfur Coalition goals:

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The issues of Darfur cannot be resolved in isolation from the larger issues of Sudan, and vice-versa. And the most significant issues of Sudan involve marginalization and exclusion. A great danger is that Darfur, seen as an isolated issue, gets ignored in coming months as attention focuses on the referendum on the independence of southern Sudan scheduled for next January. We must view Sudan holistically.

ending the violence against civilians;

facilitating adequate and unhindered humanitarian aid;

establishing conditions for the safe and voluntary

The Save Darfur Coalition provides an online forum and in-person opportunities for leaders in the movement to strategize, build capacity and create effective advocacy. These activists share their expertise in organizing, mobilize people to take action, and actively shape the movement. The coalition encourages activists to plan events, write persuasive opinion pieces, and lobby elected officials.

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Jerry Fowler PRESIDENT, Save Darfur COalitiOn

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background on the genocide in darfur in 2003, after decades of neglect, drought, oppression and small-scale conflicts in Sudan’s western region of Darfur, two rebel groups mounted an insurgency against Sudan’s central government. In response, the regime of Sudanese President Omar al-Bashir and its allied militia, known as the Janjaweed, launched a campaign of destruction against civilians of similar ethnic background as the rebels. They wiped out entire villages, destroyed food and water supplies, and systematically murdered, tortured and raped thousands of Darfuris. Few Darfuris have been spared the violence. The United Nations estimates that this campaign of destruction has claimed

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hundreds of thousands of lives. As many as 2.7 million Darfuris have fled their homes and reside in dangerous internally displaced persons (IDP) camps in Darfur, and 300,000 are refugees in neighboring Chad and the Centeral African Republic. These Darfuris depend on the United Nations and other humanitarian organizations for basic needs—food, water, shelter and health care.

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A network of hundreds of local groups represents a diverse mix of people across the country who have joined together to advocate for the people of Darfur and to educate their communities about the ongoing crisis.

The constituency of conscience cannot let up. Our voices are as important as they’ve ever been. We still have to let our members of Congress and the administration know we care about this. We still have to let the media know we care about this. We still have to spread awareness about this issue within our respective communities. Because if we don’t keep raising our voices or insisting that Sudan be a priority, our leaders will move on to other things. It’s our voice that’s made this an issue. It’s our voice that will keep it an issue.

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In that regard, in Darfur we found an uneasy situation – “neither peace, nor war,” we heard a number of times. Quite simply, nothing is resolved. And a large portion of the civilian population remains extremely vulnerable.

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return of displaced people to their homes;

There is also an important role for the international community to play in helping to create a space for Sudanese to resolve the issues of Sudan without the use of extreme violence against civilians. It was such violence, used particularly by the government and its allies, that riveted the world’s attention on Sudan. Extreme violence is not happening now, but the potential remains.

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the coalition recognizes that U.S. government engagement alone will not suffice to find a solution to the crises in Sudan. In an attempt to build a multilateral push to bring peace to Darfur and all of Sudan, coalition staff members meet with African, Arab, and European government officials and diplomats. The coalition’s staff also meets with highlevel officials at NATO, the European Union, the U.N.’s peacekeeping office, and the U.N. Human Rights Council. These

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interactions, coupled with participation in international conferences and networks, help influence the world community to focus on ending Sudan’s interlocking crises.

D E M O N S T R AT I O N S : U . N . g E N E R A L A S S E M B Ly & g - 2 0 S U M M I T In September 2009, Save Darfur Coalition staff and activists demonstrated at the United Nations General Assembly (UNGA) in New York. As delegates from around the world met to discuss international affairs, they saw activists holding signs written in several different languages, but with one message: “If you can read this, you can save lives in Sudan.” Street teams spread awareness about the crisis in Sudan, and the coalition partnered with Artworks Projects to project images from the critically acclaimed DarfurDarfur photo exhibit at Grace Plaza in Manhattan. The event was attended by U.S. Special Envoy to Sudan Scott Gration and members of the Darfuri community.

the coalition’s list of online activists represents more than 1 million people. These concerned citizens raise their

the Save Darfur Coalition continuously works to amplify the voice of Darfuris. Darfuri and Sudanese leaders are an

voices by responding to e-advocacy alerts. The Save Darfur Coalition takes advantage of new media and social networking

instrumental part of the coalition’s staff, board, and partner and activist networks. These leaders and their communities,

sites like Facebook, Twitter and YouTube to spread awareness and engage the constituency of conscience. Through

both in the U.S. and in Sudan, play a key role in developing the coalition’s policy objectives and campaign strategies.

online advocacy efforts, hundreds of thousands of messages related to Sudan policy have been delivered to U.N. and

The Darfuri Leaders Network (DLN), an independent group that was formed with support from the Save Darfur Coalition,

U.S. government officials. To sign up for our e-mail list visit www.SaveDarfur.org.

connects Darfuri communities across the U.S. and allows them to advocate on Darfur with a united voice.

interfaith activism faith communities have played a critical role in the development of the Save Darfur Coalition, feeling compelled Watch, and Religions for Peace are among the faith-based groups that make up nearly half of the coalition’s partner

20 richest nations. The multi-language signs used at UNGA were used and accompanied by television, stationary and

organizations. The coalition provides tailored, faith-related materials to these partners so that they can effectively engage

space across from the summit’s welcoming dinner. As heads-of-state, including President Obama, entered the dinner,

arrest warrant for Sudanese President Omar Al-Bashir. The coalition also supported demonstrations held by Sudanese organizations at the White House and Sudanese Embassy in Washington, D.C. These platforms allow Sudanese to articulate a way forward for their country.

by their faiths to respond to the genocide in Darfur. The Islamic Society of North America, Sojourners, Jewish World

Coalition staff and activists also demonstrated in Pittsburgh, PA during the G-20 Summit - a meeting of the world’s mobile billboard ads. The Save Darfur Coalition and Pittsburgh Darfur Emergency Coalition were exclusively granted

In 2009, the coalition helped promote the voices of Darfuri people after the International Criminal Court issued its

their communities in activism. Whether it be through sermons, prayer services, petition signing or rally attendance, these congregations of conscience stand with the people of Sudan and call on the U.S. government to lead for peace.

they saw signs with the names of hundreds of destroyed Darfuri villages. Save Darfur Coalition’s presence at UNGA and the G-20 Summit garnered national and international media attention, and ensured that Darfur and Sudan were not forgotten.

M O V E D B y FA I T h : A CA L L FO R P E AC E I N S U DA N In October 2009, prominent faith leaders across the religious spectrum met with Reverend Joshua DuBois, Director of the White House Office of Faith-based and Neighborhood Partnerships, to discuss the ongoing violence in Sudan. The meeting was part of the Moved by Faith initiative – a partnership between the Sudan Inter-Faith Working Group and a broad array of faith-based organizations. At the meeting, a letter from over 1,410 Christian, Jewish and Muslim clergy was delivered to Dubois. The faith leaders acknowledged that President Obama has many competing priorities, but stressed that Sudan is at a critical crossroads where his leadership can determine whether sustainable peace is achieved, or the country plunges back into civil war.

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Since the founding of the coalition, celebrity activism has played an important role in building awareness about the situation in Darfur and mobilizing activists. In 2009, actor David Arquette designed a limited edition T-shirt to benefit the Save Darfur Coalition. In addition, actress Maria Bello participated in Capitol Hill briefings, met with members of Congress and elevated the Darfur issue within the Hollywood community.

media relations To expand and amplify advocacy efforts, the coalition’s media outreach raises the profile of the Sudan crises for activists as well as policy- and lawmakers. Coalition staff and briefing materials inform media coverage—consistently pressing for sound policy positions that will promote peace in Sudan. Informative, timely and impactful news articles—including pointed editorials—have been published in leading print publications including The Washington Post, The New York Times, and Los Angeles Times. Additionally, Save Darfur representatives and partners have appeared on leading news outlets including CNN, Al-Jazeera, BBC World News, and CNBC.

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am pleased to present the fiscal year (FY) 2011 Agency Financial Report, formerly known as the Performance and Accountability Report, for the Community Development Financial Institutions Fund (CDFI Fund).

As our nation struggled with a deepening recession in early 2009, the CDFI Fund was called upon to play a significant role in the nation’s economic recovery efforts. In FY 2009 and FY 2010, we answered that call with dedication and skill, and produced a number of unprecedented accomplishments. In FY 2011, as this edition of the Agency Financial Report documents, we continued to build upon the outstanding record that we established over the previous two years. Indeed, we set two important records in FY 2011. First, we announced the largest single round of monetary awards in the history of the CDFI Fund. The awards were made through the FY 2011 round of our flagship program, the Community Development Financial Institutions Program (CDFI Program), and totaled $167.3 million for both Financial and Technical Assistance awards, including the $25 million from the CDFI Healthy Food Financing Initiative (HHFI) awards. The previous record — $104.8 million — was set last year, during the FY 2010 round of the CDFI Program. We have now awarded more than $1 billion through the CDFI Program since the CDFI Fund was created in 1994.

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Second, as of September 30, 2011, the number of certified Community Development Financial Institutions (CDFIs) reached 963 — again, the most in our history. We expect the number to continue to grow, as we are certifying more organizations as CDFIs each month.

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Since its creation in 1994, the CDFI Fund has awarded more than $1.4 billion to CDFIs, community development organizations, and financial institutions through the Community Development Financial Institutions Program (CDFI Program), the Bank Enterprise Award Program(BEA Program), and the Native Initiatives, which includes the Native American CDFI Assistance Program (NACA Program). In addition, the CDFI Fund has allocated $29.5 billion in tax credit authority to Community Development Entities (CDEs) through the NMTC Program.

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The CDFI Fund was established as a bipartisan initiative under the Riegle Community Development and Regulatory Improvement Act of 1994, which authorized the CDFI and BEA programs. The NMTC Program was authorized through the Community Renewal Tax Relief Act of 2000. The FEC Pilot Program and the CMF were authorized through the Federal Housing Finance Regulatory Reform Act of 2008. The CDFI Bond Guarantee Program was authorized as part of the Small Business Jobs Act of 2010.

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TION L AV IA ON GENERCTAUR ER S ASS OCIATI

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