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School Project wins SEED Award!
Since May of 2009, we have worked tirelessly as a dedicated team of people on the design of a school in South Sudan. It has been one of the most difficult but most rewarding projects many of us have ever pursued. But just when we were waining in hope, we found out we were awarded […]
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Education in South Sudan Makes a Difference
RSS Board Members Respond to the Call for Education in South Sudan. In 2007, Zoe Mullery, emeritus board member, established a relationship with two young men in Jalle, David and Jacob, orphaned by the war. It began when they approached her with a handwritten letter. It continued when Zoe’s mother, Lee Mullery, persuaded her church’s […]
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Host an Evening of South Sudanese Culture and Food!
Bring a Taste of South Sudan to Your Kitchen and Living Room Join Rebuild South Sudan in celebrating the vibrant culture of South Sudan by hosting a dinner or speaking event. This event will feature South Sudanese culture, music, and handmade goods, offering a glimpse into the world’s youngest country’s spirit of resilience. Guest speakers […]
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Our Past and Future
Rebuild Sudan: Our Past and Our Future from Rebuild Sudan on Vimeo. Rebuild Sudan in partnership with Sarah Gerber of twentytwenty studios, is proud to release this 8min short film recounting the story of its founder, Michael Kuany, the organization’s partnership with the Jalle Community, and the shared efforts to construct the Jalle School. Please click on the image […]
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Why I’m Still Wishing South Sudan a Happy Birthday
A letter from Michael Kuany To all the supporters of Rebuild South Sudan and of me and my family, I greet you. I hope this finds you in good health. I know it has been some time since I’ve given an in depth update on my life and work. The last few years have been very […]
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The Boat in the Water
To get the boat in the water, we need $19,500. Only $8,500 $7,500 to go. The economic crisis in South Sudan has made it exceedingly difficult to finish the boat that Jalle set out to build in 2014. Together with Jalle, we succeeded in getting the body of the 70-person boat built, but stalled out when […]
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What Happens when You Invest in Girls’ Education in South Sudan?
One Woman Makes a Difference Deborah Awut Mayom, an educated South Sudanese woman from Rumbeck is pioneering a new generation of educated women. She’s shifting the climate of conflict by using her business to make investments back into her community. As a college educated, business owner, Deborah exemplifies what is possible when South Sudanese girls are […]
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Teacher Training 2017
The Second Rebuild South Sudan Teacher Training! Teachers at the 2015 training pointing to South Sudan while practicing geography teaching methods. Supporting Education in South Sudan Means Supporting Teachers On September 4th, 2017 the Rebuild South Sudan teacher training team will return to host another teacher training for the teachers we worked with in 2015. The training […]
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Hope is Roof-shaped: Development in South Sudan
One roof closer to completing this building as an offering to hope and development in South Sudan. In October of 2015, the roof of the only permanent structure for miles was installed in Jalle Payam. We want to take a moment to celebrate that! And at the same time, we want to take many moments to remember the […]
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Handmade Cards: Holiday Cards and Gifts
This year, say “Hello” on cards that make a difference, because the school needs walls. Each set you buy gets us closer to finishing the school which will benefit 250 kids! This year, write your holiday, winter, and Christmas greetings on Rebuild South Sudan’s handmade cards. And then give more as gifts! Artist Jenny […]
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New Short Film Released
As a winner of a SEED Award in 2013, we were granted a short film with funding from the Fetzer Institute. In addition to being the inaugural project for SEED Funds, we are excited to release this short film which summarizes our purpose, process, and vision. Even in the midst of the difficulties South Sudan […]
South Sudan News
Why I’m Still Wishing South Sudan a Happy Birthday
A letter from Michael Kuany To all the supporters of Rebuild South Sudan and of me and my family, I greet you. I hope this finds you in good health. I know it has been some time since I’ve given an in depth update on my life and work. The last few years have been very […]
South Sudan Finding Hope Amidst the Turmoil
A Digest of South Sudan’s Current Events Insights on South Sudan’s Famine In the article “South Sudan Inches Closer to Famine,” the NRC reports the people of South Sudan are arriving at “the lean season”. The lean season happens every year from May to July and happens in part because the people of South Sudan […]
Films that Tell the South Sudanese Story
A List of Documentaries As many people are learning about the South Sudanese Story, we wanted to compile a list of documentaries that illuminate the world’s newest nation. Think of this page as a resource for you, our supporters and partners. God Grew Tired of Us In the film God Grew Tired of Us, three […]
Project Updates
The Boat in the Water
To get the boat in the water, we need $19,500. Only $8,500 $7,500 to go. The economic crisis in South Sudan has made it exceedingly difficult to finish the boat that Jalle set out to build in 2014. Together with Jalle, we succeeded in getting the body of the 70-person boat built, but stalled out when […]
Teacher Training #1
On the Ground in Bor Town Our team is on the ground and in Bor Town making preparations for the training that will start on Monday! We’re generally doing well, staying at the Modern Hotel. Bishop Philip has come to greet us as well as some of the teachers and Michael Kuany’s Brother. We’re all […]
Teacher Training 2017
The Second Rebuild South Sudan Teacher Training! Teachers at the 2015 training pointing to South Sudan while practicing geography teaching methods. Supporting Education in South Sudan Means Supporting Teachers On September 4th, 2017 the Rebuild South Sudan teacher training team will return to host another teacher training for the teachers we worked with in 2015. The training […]
