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Join the initiative dedicated to preventing genocide and promoting global empowerment. Read the blog series or listen to audio about genocide’s ten stages, with each post focusing on a different country while providing actionable steps for change, blending narrative and history, science and sentiment. Explore free resources, guides, printables, and take action today.
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Track the stages.
Stage 1: Classification.
Case Study: Darfur, Sudan.Stage 2: Symbolization.
Case Study: Cambodia.Stage 3: Discrimination.
Case Study: Afghanistan.
Read the stages.
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Threads of Resistance: Symbolization in the Cambodian Genocide
“What’s interesting here, and consistent with other genocides in this particular stage, is the weaponization of otherwise cherished symbols representing a culture and passed on through generations.”
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From ‘Us’ to ‘Them’: Classification in Darfur
“Evil is bred from the sting of feeling unseen, unheard, or unappreciated in one’s skin…and we cling to identity more fiercely than anything.”
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10 Stages, 10 Weeks, 10 Genocides
“Nothing has ever changed by doing nothing. We don’t have to be Gregory Stanton. We just have to take one step, one stage, one week at a time.”
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