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The Ad Council has joined with actor and producer David Schwimmer, writer and director Sigal Avin, the Rape, Abuse & Incest National Network (RAINN) and the National Women’s Law Center (NWLC) to launch ‘#ThatsHarassment,’ a national campaign to empower victims and bystanders to speak out and provide tools for employers to create a safe work environment. Watch →

An Animated History of Eastern Congo Initiative

Eastern Congo Initiative Founder Ben Affleck shares his vision, passion, and purpose behind the founding of Eastern Congo Initiative. Watch →

AnnaLynne McCord, Matt Lanter, Serinda Swan support Somaly Mam Foundation

AnnaLynne McCord, Matt Lanter, Serinda Swan, Jessica Stroup and Annie Wilson talk to host Erin Mooney about supporting the Somaly Mam Foundation at a special red carpet cocktail event in West Hollywood. Watch →

Jeffrey Wright: Conflict-Free Philosophy

Actor and activist Jeffrey Wright's mining company, Taia Lion Resources, is helping take the conflict out of conflict minerals. His company’s approach in Sierra Leone has parallels for the Congo, where the fight for conflict minerals is fueling the world’s deadliest war. To learn more visit www.RaiseHopeForCongo.org, an Enough Project campaign. Watch →

George Clooney Witnesses War Crimes in Sudan's Nuba Mountains

WARNING This video contains graphic content that some viewers may find disturbing. Watch →

Robin Wright in Congo

Actress and activist Robin Wright recently visited eastern Congo with the ENOUGH Project, to see first-hand the effects of the fight to control Congo’s conflict minerals. To learn more about what you can do to help stop the deadliest war in the world, visit www.RaiseHopeForCongo.org. Watch →

Otep Shamaya Speaks Out Against Violence

In a new RAINN web video, musician and activist Otep Shamaya shares her own childhood experiences and hopes to inspire her fans and other survivors to reach out to the National Sexual Assault Hotline for help. Watch →

Ron Livingston, Rosemarie Dewitt, AnnaLynne McCord talk about Somaly Mam Foundation

Ron Livingston, Rosemarie Dewitt, AnnaLynne McCord and Guy Sebastian talk to Look To The Stars’ Erin Mooney about the incredible work of the Somaly Mam Foundation at the “Project Futures” event. Watch →

Shoe Revolt - A Girl Like Me

Shoe Revolt – More Than A Shoe, It’s a Stand! Watch →

Shay Mitchell - Somaly Mam Foundation PSA

Shay Mitchell visits with girls who have been helped by the Somaly Mam Foundation in Cambodia. Watch →

Javier Bardem: Peace for Congo's Mothers

In a conversation in honor of Mother’s Day, Javier Bardem discusses the world’s most dangerous place for mothers and their daughters: the Congo. Armed militias in the Congo use rape as a weapon of war, in their fight to control the Congo’s minerals. These minerals power our everyday electronics. This Mother’s Day, add your voice to the conflict-free movement at www.RaiseHopeForCongo.org. Watch →

Ryan Gosling: "Raise Hope for Congo"

Actor and activist Ryan Gosling recently traveled with the ENOUGH Project to eastern Congo to witness first-hand the effects of war there. From the scenes he captured, Ryan created this video for the ENOUGH Project’s “Raise Hope for Congo” campaign working to create a permanent solution to Congo’s war. To learn more, visit www.RaiseHopeForCongo.org. Watch →

George Clooney: Endgame in Sudan

In little over a month, the people of Southern Sudan will vote for independence, placing millions of civilians in the potential path of war. George Clooney and the ENOUGH Project recently spent time in Sudan along the border between the north and south and saw what a return to war could look like. Watch →

This is to Mother You - GEMS Video

This is To Mother You, recorded by Sinead O'Connor, Mary J. Blige and Martha B., is being used by GEMS (Girls Educational & Mentoring Services) as a tool to spread awareness and honor the many individuals who help in the fight against commercial sexual exploitation and domestic trafficking of American girls. Watch →