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Darfur Team Wins mtvU Competition!

Congratulations Susana Ruiz, Ashley York, Mike Stein, Noah Keating and Kellee Santiago !!
Wow...

mtvU to Launch Student-Developed "Darfur is Dying" Online Game

New York - MTV Networks' mtvU college TV network on Thursday announced plans to launch "Darfur is Dying," a Web-based game created by students at the University of Southern California. The game won the network's "Darfur Digital Activist" competition, aimed at halting the genocide taking place in Sudan. The free online game will be launched on Sunday during an mtvU event in Washington called "Save Darfur: Rally to Stop Genocide".
http://biz.yahoo.com/prnews/060427/nyth141.html?.v=47
http://www.mtvu.com
http://www.darfurisdying.com

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Nice job Digital Activists and great timing for the thesis show Susana!

What can I say Susana? I told you so! Awesome.

many more folks were critical members of the project - and we are so incredibly grateful for everyone's support:


This project was produced by students under the advisement of experts. The team was lead by Susana Ruiz and Ashley York, graduate students in the School of Cinema-Television's Interactive Media Division at the University of Southern California. We worked with our colleagues, scholars, alumni and experts to create what we hope will contribute to an increase of awareness about Darfur and an end to the crisis.


Susana Ruiz 
Ashley York
Corey Jackson
Mike Stein
Alexander Tarr 
Ramiro Cazaux
Noah Keating
Kellee Santiago
Scott Gillies
Huy Truong

Special thanks:

Steve Anderson
Donald Miller
Paul Freedman
Frederick Rawski

Douglas Greenberg
Lorna Miller
Brian Steidle
Gabriel Stauring

Scott Fisher
Peter Brinson
Peggy Weil
Michael Naimark
Mark Bolas
Vince Diamante
Adrianne Wortzel

Center for Religion and Civic Culture, USC
STAND - Students Taking Action Now: DARFUR
StopGenocideNow.org
All Saints Church Pasadena, California
SaveDarfur.org
Interactive Media Division, School of Cinema-Television, USC
Institute for Multimedia Literacy, School of Cinema-Television, USC
Shoah Foundation Institute for Visual History and Education, USC 

congratuations guys, that's quite an accomplishment! well deserved.

Great job guys! Congratulations!

Hey — awesome! Congratulations!!

Sweet! I knew you'd take it! Congrats!!!

well done... a fine way to finish the year.

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