The Sentinel Project is a young and growing organization and we need your help to create a world without genocide.

Interested in joining the Sentinel Project? We are a 100% volunteer organization and we welcome and read all inquiries to join the team. Please read through the roles available and then send us a message!

The Sentinel Project (www.thesentinelproject.org) is a 70-member, non-profit organization
founded in 2009. Our goal is to prevent genocide internationally through the innovative use of
research and technology. Our Early Warning System (EWS), used for assessment and genocide
forecasting, enables us to systematically track genocide-sensitive regions and provide
proactive, non-violent support to vulnerable areas.

In 2009, our approach was selected as a finalist in Google’s 10 to the 100th competition
for innovative social applications of technology. In 2010, we were recognized as one of
four genocide prevention organizations in Canada. In 2011, the United Nations invited us to
showcase some of our ideas at Telecom World in Geneva, Switzerland.

To prevent genocide by creating and utilizing early-warning tools and mechanisms and
cooperating with threatened communities.

• Core Messages
• Genocide is predictable
• Genocide is preventable
• Core Values
• Continuous innovation
• Creative technical solutions
• Resourcefulness; doing more with less
• Make procedures and products accessible
• Maintain a global focus
• Adaptability

We are recruiting professionals with specific skills in one or more of the following
areas, to serve as Board members for the Sentinel Project:

• Fundraising – experience in: development and implementation of funding
• campaigns; donor relations; identification of public and
• private funding sources
• Public Relations
• Marketing
• Financial oversight

Successful candidates will act as ambassadors of the Sentinel Project. They are also
expected to advise the strategic direction of the Sentinel Project and fulfill high-level
oversight of the organisation’s financial / operational administration.

3-4 meetings per year in downtown Toronto. Participation in occasional planning
workshops.

Please submit your resume and statement of interest attn: Anushia Mohan:
anushia@thesentinelproject.org by 31 November, 2011. You will receive
acknowledgment of your application within 48 hours, as well as further information
regarding the applications process.