Genocide Watch is funded solely by donations from generous supporters like you. Please make a contribution today to support the work that the organization does to educate people across the globe on genocide and genocide prevention, to warn policy makers of  early signs of genocidal forces, to build international tribunals and support law clerks for judges, and to strengthen enforcement of the Genocide Convention. Your donations will support the organization in publishing and distributing The 10 Stages of Genocide book, authored by organization president Dr. Gregory Stanton.

Donations will also contribute to daily updates of Genocide Watch’s website, facebook, and twitter communications around the world, to curricular and video resources for teachers, and to transportation expenses for interns to and from work in Washington, DC.  No donations will be used for administrative expenses, because space and computer resources are donated by George Mason University.

Genocide Watch has accomplished all it has over fifteen years on an initial donation of $25,000 by Director Charles Pillsbury and Jean Sanderson, with additional donations from Director Rev. Lonnie and Fran Turner, and individual donors and school groups.

Genocide Watch must raise $25,000 by the end of 2015 to stay in operation.  We have raised $20,000 toward this goal.  Please donate now.

We acknowledge and appreciate all contributions!

Genocide Watch, Inc. is a non-profit public charity under section 170(b)(1)(A)(vi) of the United States Internal Revenue Code, and is tax-exempt under Section 501(c)(3) of the Code.  The effective date of its exemption was October 30, 2002.

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