Since 2016, Cameroon has been engaged in a civil war between its Anglophone and Francophone populations, specifically between Ambazonian nationalists and the Cameroonian government. 

In this episode of The Podcast, Makunde Martin – executive director of Justice for Cameroon, a digital organizing platform focused on supporting on-the-ground efforts and engaging young Cameroonians and Black folks throughout the diaspora – provides an overview of the historical context of the Anglophone crisis and speaks to how more people can get involved.

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Learn More + Take Action: 

• Apply to volunteer with J4C:https://forms.gle/R6vscmezvo76cDDx6 
• READ: Civil War in Cameroon Is Escalating 
• READ: The environment is the silent casualty in the Cameroon Anglophone crisis

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