In general; The SAFE Campaign-NGO; in consultative status with the ECOSOC (Economic and Social Council of The United Nations, New York- USA headquarters, is a Sustainable Education to Entrepreneurship/Infrastructure/Economic Development program established in primary; yet not in exclusivity to People of Color- 'Descendants of African Slaves in America'. It has caused a Diaspora gateway to Africa; and helps People of Color to maintain/solidify the relationships here in The United States of America.
Our ultimate goal is to accomplish the toughest almost impossible feat in eradicating racism against People of Color, who have endured centuries of abuse and discrimination in result; of their ancestors being taken against their will. The end result being; a hefty journey back to some semblance of what reality for us, should be, and if nothing more, to be given our right to be respected as human beings no different; than any other. Learn how to apply for The SAFE Campaign Diaspora program...
Jamaica Demands
Slavery Reparations
from Britain.
Downing Street has
dismissed Jamaica’s call for reparations on the grounds slavery took place under a different government, hundreds of years ago. Britain’s imperial legacy is set to overshadow Cameron’s trade trip, during which he will address Jamaica’s parliament, with Mike Henry MP calling on fellow parliamentarians to turn their back on the PM if reparations are not on the agenda. Professor Verene Shepherd, chair of the National Commission on Reparation, told the Jamaica Gleaner that nothing short of an unambiguous apology from Cameron would do.
The United Nations
Committee Organizes in New York-USA for
Reparations to People of Color -Descendants of African Slaves in
America.
Mireille Fanon Mendes-France, the chairwoman of the committee, drew parallels between the police killings in the United States and racist lynchings that occurred in the South until the civil rights era. The committee released its preliminary recommendations on Friday after an 11-day fact-finding mission in the US, meeting with black Americans and others in different cities across the country.
South Sudan's Civil War
What's the Solution? On May 4, 2016, a
bipartisan group of 120 members of Congress in WASHINGTON, DC called on President Obama to re-prioritize peace, accountability and protection of civilians in Sudan during his final year in office. The bipartisan letter is led by Congressmen Jim McGovern (D-MA) and Joseph Pitts (R-PA), co-chairs of a bipartisan Congressional human rights commission, and the co-chairs of the bipartisan Sudan and South Sudan Issues Caucus: Representatives Michael McCaul (R-TX), Mike Capuano (D-MA), Jeff Fortenberry (R-NE), and Barbara Lee (D-CA). In the letter, the lawmakers call for strong U.S. leadership and advocacy on the grave abuses and humanitarian crisis that persist and continue to worsen inside Sudan itself.
Keep Sudan a Priority
Our Affiliates
Fathers in Exile is an affiliate of The SAFE Campaign-NGO program and is
realistic supports for People of Color in the
Diaspora facing adveristy in the United States Family court systems. It provides additional family supports to individuals suffered by worldwide disenfranchisement, discriminationand overall domestic dysfunction. Contact us for more information and to receive guidance.
TOES (The Only Ethical Shoe); is an affiliate program of THe SAFE Campaign-NGO
It is structured to arrange Infrastructure,
Economic Development, train in Education to
Entrepreneurship, ceritified in DDR
(Disarmament, Demobilization, and
Reintegration), SSR (Security Sector Reform),
Healthcare, GoodWill, Ambassadorship, Internships, Ethical Entertainment, and much more... Get involved by contacting us for more...
