Each $40 SOLAR COOKER Donation Provides:
  • One family with solar cooking for a year
  • Skills training for refugee women and girls
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JWW's Solar Cooker Project responds in the wake of the genocide in Darfur by empowering women with an alternative to the dangerous task of collecting firewood: the solar cooker.
6-minute mini-documentary by photojournalist Barbara Grover
BREAKING:
JWW Returns to the Camps - Bearing Witness, December 2012
OUR PROJECT: The Solar Cooker Project of Jewish World Watch is committed to protecting refugee women and girls from rape and other forms of violence. Women and girls who have fled the genocide in Darfur, Sudan are particularly vulnerable while performing the critical task of collecting firewood for cooking. Our mission is to reduce the frequency of these heinous crimes by providing women in refugee camps with an alternative cooking option: the solar cooker.
ONE WOMAN'S STORY: When we met Imani in the Iridimi refugee camp in Chad, we promised to tell the world her story. After her harrowing escape from her village in Darfur where she witnessed the murder of her husband and two sisters she hid for days from the savage Janjaweed militia and survived with only water in the unforgiving sun. Imani walked over 300 miles until crossing the border into Chad, finally arriving at the Iridimi refugee camp. Without sufficient fuel to cook her meals, she had to leave the relative safety of the camp to collect firewood. At the refugee camp, she learned to use a simple sun-cooker to prepare her meals and no longer has to risk her safety. Imani told us that because she no longer has to leave the camp she now feels protected and secure.
TAKING ACTION
How others are making difference
Fact Sheet Activist Spotlight Supporting Organizations
Video
Solar Cooker Project Best Practices Film
By: Francois Le Goarant de Tromelin, Linda Hanna, Patricia McArdle (12 minutes)
ON THE GROUND
View from the field
Blogs: JWW Returns to the Camps ('12) Solar Cooker Project Best Practices Blogs: First Trip to Chad ('07)   SCP Newsletter (Summer '12)
SCP now in 4th Refugee Camp
in Chad!
See the impact the Solar Cooker Project is having at Farchana refugee camp in Chad.
Photos by Francois Le Goarant for Jewish World Watch. Please click on image to enlarge
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For more information about the Solar Cooker Project, please contact: Miriam Markus Zacuto, Coordinator, Solar Cooker Project
Email: miriam@jww.org
Phone: 818-501-1836 ext. 250
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