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Who We Are
Formed in 2008, the Sentinel Project is a non-profit organization based in Canada with members in several countries worldwide. Our mission is to prevent mass atrocities (including the crime of genocide) through effective early warning and cooperation with victimized peoples to carry out non-violent prevention initiatives.
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What We Do
An estimated two hundred million people were murdered by governments during the twentieth century – many of them as victims of genocide. These calculated exterminations of ethnic, racial, and religious groups have taken the lives of Hereros, Armenians, Jews, Sinti and Roma, Cambodians, Kurds, Bosnians, Tutsis, and many others. The twenty-first century promises to be no different.
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The Sentinel Project is a young and growing organization and we need your help to create a world without genocide.
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Becoming a Supporter of the Sentinel Project is more than just a donation – it’s an investment in a world without genocide.
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The Sentinel Project is a new approach to achieving a world without mass atrocities, and we need more people to help us.
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Make an Impact: Volunteer at the Sentinel Project
Volunteer with the Sentinel Project and start impacting lives today! Your contribution can help us achieve our mission and make a meaningful difference. We believe that everyone has something unique to offer, and we are excited about the diverse range of talents and...
The Sentinel Project Launches Digital Literacy Pilot Program
New Zealand government funds joint project to launch digital literacy pilot program in Kenya's Tana Delta; aims to provide youth with skills which will allow them to counter incendiary misinformation which contributes to unrest and violence Tana River County is...
Meaningful ways that you can work to prevent atrocities
As global citizens with a moral responsibility to prevent and respond to atrocities, it can often feel as though our individual actions do not make an impact, and that the issues are so complex or partisan that we are not able to meaningfully engage. However, there...
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