Mission
GI-NET''s mission is to end genocide and mass atrocities. We are a network of community leaders empowered to protect civilians, stop perpetrators, and hold policy-makers accountable. GI-NET envisions a world without genocide where all human beings live free from widespread, intentional and systematic violence.
Programs
Our major programs are Civilian Protection, Membership, STAND (our student memberhsip program), Education, Advocacy and Fundraising.
History
The Genocide Intervention Network was created in the fall of 2004 to focus the attention and efforts of Americans on protecting civilians from genocide. The focus on civilian protection led the group’s founders to develop a program to raise private contributions to support peacekeepers in Darfur, Sudan, the site of the twenty-first century’s first genocide.
While galvanizing private support for direct civilian protection will always be a primary goal, GI-Net decided in the fall of 2005 to establish a national membership to inspire the political will to prevent and stop genocide.
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