by Christopher Tuckwood | May 22, 2012 | General News, Team Announcements
An important part of our work here at the Sentinel Project is to not only develop ideas for predicting and preventing genocide but also to share them as widely as possible. That’s why I was so pleased to be invited by the Arias Foundation to speak in Panama at...
by Christopher Tuckwood | May 10, 2012 | General News, Team Announcements
In an uncommon and very welcome move, Toronto City Council recently declared May 10 to be Will to Intervene Day. This move is the result of a joint initiative by the Montreal Institute for Genocide and Human Rights Studies (MIGS) and the Canadian Centre for the...
by Christopher Tuckwood | May 4, 2012 | General News, Team Announcements
Anyone who knows the Sentinel Project knows that we’re big fans of technology. Whether it’s data visualization or flying robots, when we talk about genocide prevention, we’re also talking about new tools we can develop. However, technology has already been having an...
by Christopher Tuckwood | Apr 2, 2012 | Iran, Situations of Concern, Team Announcements
Last week, I had the honour of speaking on a panel at the Toronto screening of Education Under Fire, a film about the exclusion of Bahá’ís from Iranian universities and colleges and the crackdown on the Bahá’í Institute for Higher Education (BIHE). The evening was a...
by Christopher Tuckwood | Mar 21, 2012 | Iran, Situations of Concern, Team Announcements
[written by Rebeka Seyfried] We are coming upon the final ten weeks of our academic year at Mercyhurst University and while the weather is getting better, our team is working harder on the term’s final output for the Sentinel Project. The past few months have been...
by Christopher Tuckwood | Mar 7, 2012 | General News, Team Announcements
[Please note that these are my own personal thoughts and not official Sentinel Project policy.] Lately I’ve been reflecting on our work here at the Sentinel Project and exactly what it means. We obviously talk a lot about prevention and the key role played by early...
by Christopher Tuckwood | Dec 1, 2011 | General News, Team Announcements
A month ago, Abhishek and I had the great experience of representing the Sentinel Project at Telecom World 2011 in Geneva, Switzerland. This annual conference and trade show is organized by the International Telecommunications Union, the United Nations specialized...
by Christopher Tuckwood | Oct 6, 2011 | General News, Team Announcements
Our work here at the Sentinel Project is important but we know that we can’t do it alone. There are many other groups around the world with whom we share a common cause and so we are always enthusiastic about collaborating. This is why I’m pleased to introduce you to...
by Christopher Tuckwood | Oct 1, 2011 | General News, Kenya, Team Announcements
You might recall that a few weeks ago we were rallying support (and your votes) for our submission to the International Telecommunications Union conference, ITU Telecom World 2011. Well, thanks to your support I have some really exciting news to share because the...
by Christopher Tuckwood | Sep 24, 2011 | General News, Team Announcements
We’re lucky here at the Sentinel Project to have a growing and talented team in the United States, which all started with the San Francisco branch. Until recently, all of our cooperation had been from a distance without anyone actually meeting in person. Well,...
by Christopher Tuckwood | Sep 18, 2011 | General News, Kenya, Team Announcements
The Sentinel Project needs your help! We recently entered a contest at ITU Telecom World 2011, which is sponsored by the United Nations to bring together telecom industry players, government heads, and digital innovators. One of our team members, Abhishek Bhatnagar,...
by Christopher Tuckwood | Sep 13, 2011 | General News, Team Announcements
As summer draws to an end and students make their way back to school this September, the Sentinel Project will be rolling out its first University Chapter. As you may or may not know, the Toronto SP team has been working hard all summer developing new programs to...
