The Rescue Nubia and Resist Kajbar Dam Committee - US Chapter organized a peaceful rally in front of the White House on September 8, 2007 between 1.00 pm - 3.00 pm at the Lafayette Park to protest the June 13, 2007 Massacre at the proposed dam site of Kajbar and to alert the US Government, United Nations and the International Community to the dangers of building dams in Nubia. The rally aimed at calling the attention to the dangers of flooding Nubian lands by proposed dams at Kajbar, Dal, Akasha and Tumbus following the signing of the Four Freedoms Agreement between Sudan and Egypt in year 2004 which allows relocation of millions of Egyptian farmers in the Sudanese Nubian lands, beside the secret sell out of the Nubian lands along the River Nile to wealthy Arabs and other investors.

The committee invited all Nubians, members of the Sudanese Marginalized Forces Forum for Peace and Development, all Sudanese political parties and civil societies, the African American organizations, human rights organizations, advocacy groups, community associations, religeous societies, and other organizations to join the rally and extend their support to the Nubians in their struggle to survive and preserve their historical and archaeological wealth from destruction.  View Pictures

On Saturday, February 23, 2008, Radio SAWA broadcasted an interview with Dr. Mohamed Ahmed Mohamed and Ustaz Shawgi Hamza. Dr. Mohamed is the President of Rescue Nubia in North America and Ustaz Hamza is a well-known respected teacher and a leading activist. The two leaders affirmed the opposition of the Nubians to construction of dams in Nubia and diffused the weak and misleading argument that the dams are for development of Nubia. To hear the statements and remarks made by Dr. Mohamed and Ustaz Hamza, please click on  Radio SAWA First Interview

The Rescue Nubia and Resist Kajbar Dam Committee - US Chapter in collaboration with supporting organizations, entities, and individuals organized an open Nubian Day in Congress on Monday, March 10, 2008. The objective of that Nubian Day was to call the attention of Congress, Senate, US Administration, and the general public to the imminent threat to the Nubian heritage, culture, and language. The committee invited members of Congress, Senators, US Administration officials, and the public at large to attend and endorse the right of the Nubians to exist in their homeland and preserve their heritage, culture, and language. View Pictures

On Wednesday, March 12, 2008, Radio SAWA broadcasted another interview with Ambassador Nuraddin Mannan and Dr. Nabeil Mohamed Hamid. Ambassador Mannan is the Secretary General of Rescue Nubia in North America and the Spokesman for the International Committee for Rescue Nubia. Dr. Hamid is the President of Rescue Nubia in Greece and the General Coordinator for the International Committee for Rescue Nubia. Ambassador Mannan and Dr. Hamid, exposed the hidden agenda of Khartoum Regime and stressed on the Nubian's distrust of the Bashir's Government as it has an unprecedented record of deception. To hear the statements and remarks made Ambassador Mannan and Dr. Hamid, please click on  Radio SAWA Second Interview

On Wednesday, March 12, 2008, Dr. Jeremy Pope of the John Hopkins University gave a lecture on Ancient Nubia with emphasis on King Taharqa at the Walters Art Museum in Baltimore. For more information please click on the  Lecture Flyer

On Wednesday, March 26, 2008, Ambassador Nuraddin Mannan gave a lecture on Nubian Heritage and Culture with emphasis on serious threats to the survival of the Nubians and their Heritage at the Reeves Center in Washington, DC.  View Pictures

On Sunday, April 6, 2008, three Nubian athletes ran, with torches in hand, from the Victims of Communism Memorial to the the Freedom Plaza in Washington, DC to protest china's olympics. The three athletes are Sayed Abdelkarim, Fadi Osman, and Abdelshafie Surkati. For more information please read  The Epoch Times Article