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Lillian Craig Harris has
been a teacher, a journalist, a UN public information officer,
a political analyst and a diplomat. She is the author of several books,
including two about Sudan, and holds a doctorate in Modern Asian
History from Georgetown University and masters degrees from the American
University of Beirut (Modern Middle Eastern History) and Syracuse
University (journalism). After moving to Cairo in 1990 with her
husband Alan Goulty, a British diplomat, she founded Befrienders
Cairo. While living in Khartoum from 1995-98 she helped start four
charities: the English Language Foundation, The Women's Action Group for
Peace and Development, Befrienders Khartoum and The Bishop Mubarak
Scholarship Fund for Nuba Women. In 1999 the BMF was registered as a
British charity and Together for Sudan was set up to provide ongoing
support to various other projects which Lillian and Alan
supported while living in Sudan. Today Lillian is the full time
volunteer director of Together for Sudan and frequently lectures about the work of
Together for Sudan as well as about the need for peace and reconciliation in Sudan.
Recent
talks and appeals by the Director
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