Empowering communities and
individuals with the tools to
prevent and stop genocide.
individuals with the tools to
prevent and stop genocide.
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- UN Suspends Support to Government Troops in Eastern DRC 11:11am Nov 5
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Genocide Intervention Network: Have a Hand in Stopping Genocide
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Florian CALL FOR APPLICATIONS - Master Programme in Politics and International Studies, Specialization Peace and Conflict Studies (120 Swedish points / 120 ECTS)
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Genocide Intervention Network Missed P2P? Check out the hight reel....and don't get left out again! Join the national canvass to prevent genocide Dec 1-7 http://www.ipledge2protect.org
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Highlights from the November 6-9th Pledge2Protect conference plenaries followed by images from Capitol Hill March and November 10th Ask U.S. meeting in the White House.
Pledge to join the movement to prevent genocide
Location:www.ipledge2protect.org
Time:1:00AM Tuesday, December 1st
Lindsay Please come this weekend NJ Voices Against Genocide Workshop: Sat. Nov. 21st: 9am-2pm
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You have to hand it to Sudan Now. In August, the coalition of Sudan activist groups bought full page ads in two Martha's Vinyard newspapers while the Obamas vacationed there. Now, as the president ...
Chiara Valentini Cabiglio Thought you might be interested in DPDO's article on the Pledge 2 Protect conference and Lobby Day :)
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DPDO has vigorously engaged in activities that educate the public to the situation in Darfur. DPDO representatives travel all over the US to speak to groups willing to take action in support of the people of Darfur. View our list of speakers.
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President Barack Obama on Sunday told Myanmar’s junta to free pro-democracy leader Aung San Suu Kyi during an unusual face-to-face interaction with a top leader of the ruling military.
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Hello all! If you're in Kentucky and want to help out with GI-Net's National Canvass the week of December 1-7th, 2009, join this Facebook group to find out how to help! Thanks!
http://www.facebook.com/group.php?gid=49
Welcome to the official Facebook group for the Genocide Intervention Network's (GI-Net) Kentucky Canvass. The Genocide Intervention Network works to prevent and stop genocides around the globe. Curr...
Starting today, Genocide Intervention Network has a new home. We have bid a fond goodbye to our former landlords at the Center for American Progress and have now taken up residence a few blocks away...
Genocide Intervention Network After 4 years at our current location, Genocide Intervention Network has outgrown our offices! We're moving today to 1200 18th St NW, Suite #320, Washington DC 20036. Thanks to all our supporters, volunteers, members and friends who have helped us grow!
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Close to 1,000 student opponents of the genocide in Darfur capped a long weekend of rallies and congressional lobbying with a question and answer session yesterday at the White House. Less than a month ...
Genocide Intervention Network Watch STAND Student Director Layla Amjadi interview Sudan Special Envoy Scott Gration and Samantha Power at the White House yesterday
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Genocide Intervention Network On Nov 9th, STAND, the student-led division of Genocide Intervention Network, led a march to Capitol Hill, followed by a media stunt and a lobby day for genocide prevention legislation.
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Genocide Intervention Network STAND Student Director Layla Amjadi in our offices prepping for meeting at the White House this afternoon with GI-NET's Exec Director Sam Bell. Sam is switching between playing the role of Scott Gration and Samantha Power. Tune in and watch the real conversation LIVE today at 3 PM: http://www.standnow.org/whitehouse
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Last week, I received an invitation to the White House - on behalf of all of STAND - to discuss the administration’s plan for Sudan with Scott Gration, Special Envoy to Sudan, and Samantha Power, National Security Council’s Senior Director for Multilateral Affairs. ...
