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Education
Projects

The IPG engages in interrelated and ongoing research, education, training, and advocacy projects to offer resources for grassroots genocide prevention worldwide. We use the most innovative research on genocides in defining our work, thinking always in the long-term and focusing on society-wide capacity building.

Microcourses

Social media microcourses help spread knowledge and awareness of issues relevant to genocide prevention around the world in condensed and bite-sized formats. We do the research for you so that you can be well-informed despite your busy schedule.

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Resources

Our educational resources are meant to supplement our other educational initiatives, including our social media microcourses, our podcasts, and our online trainings. They include reports, historical and legal documents, and news items related to various topics and themes.

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Online Training

We offer various online training opportunities, including our free 4-hour basic training in genocide and its prevention.

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Historical Case Studies

Our historical case studies are designed to be used in our genocide prevention training. They take a processural view of genocidal dynamics over time and aim to clarify red flags as they were developing so as to offer more precise opportunities for comparison between developments in the past and in the present-day.

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2024 EVENTS

Friday, February 23, 2024, 12noon ET,  "How to Identify Genocide: The Ukraine Case"
Friday, March 22, 2024, 12noon ET,  "When Genocide is Global: The Case of Armenians"
Friday, May 3, 2024, 12noon ET,  "Hidden in Plain View: The Case of Genocide in Gaza"
Friday, July 26, 2024, 12noon ET,  "Restorative Justice & Genocide Prevention"
Friday, September 27, 12noon ET,  "We Charge Genocide: Anti-Black Racism & Genocide"
Friday, November 15, 2024, 12noon ET,  "Stochastic v. Defined Intent: Femicide, Anti-Trans Genocide, and LGBTQ+ Hate"
December 2024 (date TBA),  Online Global Youth Summit in Genocide Prevention

As part of the Year of Prevention, the Lemkin Institute will host a series of Friday online symposia highlighting topics with universal relevance to genocide prevention.

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Register for each event here.

The Lemkin Institute is a 501(c)(3) nonprofit organization in the United States. EIN:  87-1787869

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info@lemkininstitute.com

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