Who we are
An independent initiative bridging truth-telling, research and digital advocacy for a new Sudan.
Our vision
Echo of Justice believes transitional justice is a continuous process of reconciliation.
We transform individual stories into a collective movement for accountability through media and rigorous community dialogue.
Our mission
Empower Sudanese communities, especially the marginalised, through awareness, inclusive dialogue and local research, to shape a transitional justice model led by Sudanese people.
Our core objectives
Mobilising knowledge and community action to build a sustainable justice framework for Sudan.
Educate Sudanese communities on justice concepts to empower their role in national reconciliation.
Inform advocacy through evidence-based reporting on structural injustices and the drivers of conflict.
Use podcasts and digital tools to counter propaganda and amplify marginalised voices.
How we work
We provide safe, trauma-informed platforms where the truth of survivors is documented through direct dialogue.
Our experts conduct rigorous research to transform shared stories into evidence-based advocacy data.
Using media and technology, we broadcast these truths across Sudan, creating the echo that demands justice.
Our principles
Survivors’ safety and dignity come first, and those most affected lead the conversation.
Strictly non-partisan, so our research remains a credible voice in Sudan’s political landscape.
Our methods and reporting are open and accessible to all.
Our theory of change sets out how narrative, research and technology lead to sustainable peace.