August 24, 2016 | Drew Boyd
The Buckminster Fuller Institute has named The Sentinel Project’s Una Hakika initiative as one of its finalists in the 2016 Fuller Challenge. Now in its 9th cycle, the Fuller Challenge remains the only prize program specifically working to identify, catalyze, and celebrate projects that employ a whole systems approach to problem solving. Recognized as “socially…
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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. Meeting our financial needs is essential to our activities whether that is researching and developing new technologies, setting up a dedicated workspace, or sending teams to investigate the risk of genocide around the world.
The Sentinel Project is a new approach to achieving a world without genocide, and the work needs more volunteers. The time commitment for each role is approximately 10 hours per week. Most of our volunteers are based in Toronto, Canada but we coordinate our work online so anyone with internet access can be an effective part of the team.