Darfur crisis has activist ‘angry all the time’
By Rick Hampson, USA TODAY, March 19, 2007

http://www.usatoday.com/news/nation/2007-03-19-darfur-activist_N.htm

NORTHAMPTON, Mass. — Eric Reeves was among the first to realize what was happening in Darfur, the first to crunch numbers that showed the extent of the crime, the first to cry genocide.

“Voices on Genocide Prevention,” US Holocaust Memorial Museum, November 23, 2006 – “Deterioration in Darfur and Eastern Chad”

From the US Holocaust Memorial Museum, an interview with Eric Reeves on conflict in Sudan (November 23, 2006); hosted by Jerry Fowler, Staff Director of the Committee on Conscience of the Museum:

http://www.ushmm.org/conscience/podcasts/

Eric Reeves
Smith College
Northampton, MA 01063

413-585-3326
ereeves@email.smith.edu
www.sudanreeves.org

from the August 31, 2006 edition – http://www.csmonitor.com/2006/0831/p20s01-woaf.html Backstory: From Shakespeare to Sudan An English professor becomes an unlikely crusader on Darfur. By Clara Germani | Staff writer of The Christian Science Monitor NORTHAMPTON, MASS. If an issue like African famine and strife was ever ready for American prime time, it was not in early [...]

Degree citation, http://www.mtholyoke.edu/offices/comm/news/newsfull.shtml?portal_id=2JGDeD2g7QUQ1nnQFDD_ghyU&node=4363610&full=1 Text of brief address to the graduating class, http://www.mtholyoke.edu/offices/comm/news/newsfull.shtml?node=4363604 Eric Reeves Smith College Northampton, MA 01063 413-585-3326 ereeves@email.smith.edu www.sudanreeves.org

From the US Holocaust Memorial Museum, an interview with Eric Reeves on conflict in Sudan (January 26, 2006); hosted by Jerry Fowler, Staff Director of the Committee on Conscience of the Museum: http://www.ushmm.org/conscience/podcasts/ Eric Reeves Smith College Northampton, MA 01063 413-585-3326 ereeves@email.smith.edu www.sudanreeves.org

from The New York Times, May 7, 2006 “Heroes of Darfur” Op-Ed Columnist By NICHOLAS D. KRISTOF For three grueling years, Eric Reeves has been fighting for his life, struggling in a battle with leukemia that he may eventually lose. And in his spare time, sometimes from his hospital bed, he has emerged as an [...]

from The Globe and Mail (Canada) “How the world shed light on Darfur” ALAN FREEMAN From Saturday’s Globe and Mail May 13, 2006 WASHINGTON — Classes are over at Smith College in Northampton, Mass., and Eric Reeves should be starting a rest, long needed for a man in the midst of a battle against leukemia. [...]

Smith Alumnae Quarterly, Spring 2005 ‘I Couldn’t Leave These People’ For Eric Reeves, the tragedy in Sudan is so horrific, so morally wrong, and so ignored by the world that he just can’t sit by and watch it unfold. With words—and the Internet—as his tools, the English professor has thrown himself into awakening the world [...]

By Sebastian Mallaby Monday, January 31, 2005; Page A21 I once wrote a column about the epic struggle between Eric Reeves and Madeleine Albright. Albright was the secretary of state at the time; Reeves was practically unheard of. He was a lover of Milton and Shakespeare who taught at Smith College in Massachusetts. He was [...]

The Washington Post [May 29, 2000, Monday, Final Edition] View Related Topics SECTION: OP-ED; Pg. A23 HEADLINE: Taking Foreign Policy Private BYLINE: Sebastian Mallaby The case for humanitarian foreign policy sometimes has a wispy feel: We declare that American deeds should match American values and hope that nobody asks how, or how far, or what [...]