Victims of Empire: Why This Hub Exists
Across the world, people are forced to survive the wreckage left by colonial violence, war, and occupation. When headlines fade, families in Palestine, Sudan, and Congo are still fighting to rebuild homes, get education, buy medicine, and put food on the table. This hub gathers grassroots fundraisers—direct mutual aid campaigns created by those on the ground or their trusted networks. Every link here leads to an official campaign page where donations go straight to the people in need. No NGOs, no middle layers.
We call it Victims of Empire because these struggles share a root cause: displacement, poverty, and repression engineered by systems of imperial power. The names and places differ, but the pattern repeats.
By amplifying these campaigns together, we’re making sure they’re not buried by the algorithm. Each click, share, or donation helps push back against erasure and strengthens the communities who refuse to be silenced.
Support Pascaline, Congo: Mutual Aid for Shelter and Food
Pascaline is a displaced mother in Beni, Congo, caring for newborn twins and an older child without stable shelter. Mutual aid reallocates resources for rent, food, and basic care. Give if you can, or share to widen her safety net.
Education in Eastern Congo—Education is A Fundamental Right
Education in Eastern Congo is in crisis, with unsafe, overcrowded, and under-resourced classrooms leaving thousands of children behind. Back to Education is restoring hope and dignity by building safe schools. Donate and share today to give every child the chance to dream.
Evacuation & Resettlement Fund for Raghad’s Family
Raghad El Niwairi, based in Canada, is fundraising to help her large family scattered across Sudan and displaced abroad due to the ongoing war. For over a year, she and her siblings have been covering half their wages, emptying savings,…
Sudan Emergency Relief: Help Families in El Fasher
Sudan’s crisis deepens after El Fasher’s last hospital was bombed. Over 30 million need aid, with famine spreading. Sudan emergency relief delivers food, water, and medicine through local volunteers. Even $10 can help a family survive.
