Join a coalition of African advocacy groups in asking Barack Obama to alter our policy towards the continent.

A just Africa policy would reform structures for economic recovery to reflect interdependence and cooperation.

It would restructure U.S. foreign assistance agencies to foster cooperative engagement with other countries and international agencies to confront global problems.

It would integrate regional collaboration and bilateral partnerships.

And a just Africa policy would reduce military spending and investment.

Tell our president to help end the crises occuring in Africa by installing a policy more focused on human rights, multilateralism, and diplomacy.

The following organizations have signed on to this pledge:

Jubilee USA Network

African Peoples Action Congress

Africa Action

Transafrica Forum

African Faith and Justice Network

Association of Concerned Africa Scholars

African Security Research Institute

Mennonite Central Committee

Global Aids Alliance

Health GAP

Priority Africa Network

ISODEC

TWN Africa

Africa Alliance for the 21st Century

African Network for African Development (ANAD)

Positive East Tennesseans

TANEPHA

Friends Committee on National Legislation

United Methodist Church, General Board of Church and Society

ACT UP/East Bay

California Newsreel

United African Organization

Maryknoll Office for Global Concerns

Just Foreign Policy

International Forum on Globalization

Vermont Global Health Coalition

Federation Council For African Foundation, Kenya Chapter

Institute of the Black World 21st Century

Justice in Nigeria Now

Friends of the Congo

Gender Action

 

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