Documentary podcast · Updated monthly
Ten Stages of Change: The Series on Genocide Prevention
Each episode is a narrated essay on one stage of genocide, built from eyewitness testimony, transcripts, and speeches, and drawn from the written case studies in this series. Ordinary words and actions, traced to the point where they turn.
7 episodes · 29–49 minutes each · Free, no subscription
“It Ends Like This”: Extermination and Denial in Armenia and Beyond – Ten Stages of Change: The Series on Genocide Prevention
The final Ten Stages installment: extermination and denial, from the 1921 Tehlirian trial to Artsakh, Darfur, and Cambodia.
- “It Ends Like This”: Extermination and Denial in Armenia and Beyond
- Human Quotas: Persecution and Consumption in the Genocide of Xinjiang’s Uyghurs
- Before Dawn, By Design: Preparation and Process in the Holocaust
- Splintered Lines: Polarization and Division in the Bosnian Genocide
- “Like Moths to a Flame”: Dehumanization in the Rwandan Genocide
- In Darkness and Separation: Women, the Hazara, and Discrimination in Afghanistan
- Threads of Resistance: Symbolization in the Cambodian Genocide
Read the companion case studies
Every episode is drawn from a written case study, with archival documents, sources, and action steps that don’t fit in audio.
