There are many ways to show support for genocide prevention. 

Here are 25 actions you can take to learn more and involved: 

1. Visit the website of the U.S. Holocaust Memorial Museum and learn about the history of genocide.
2. Learn how the global community can prevent genocide. Read More than an Ounce Required.
3. Watch a movie about genocide using our list of movies.  
4. Print copies of the Universal Declaration of Human Rights and give to friends
5. Read the recommendations of the Genocide Prevention Task Force, co-chaired by Madeleine Albright and William Cohen, which set out a blueprint for US policymakers on genocide and mass atrocity prevention
6. Learn about the massacre at Srebrenica, in Bosnia, by “visiting“ the Memorial Center Srebrenica-Potočari
7. Commemorate the Rwandan genocide by “visiting” the Kigali Memorial Centre
8. Organize an event at your local book store or library by using our list of books on genocide
9. Watch Schindler’s List, a movie about the Holocaust (or organize a screening at a school, house of worship or library).
10. Learn about how Yad Vashem, the Holocaust museum in Israel commemorates Holocaust Martyrs' and Heroes' Remembrance Day.
11. Learn more about the situation in the Democratic Republic of Congo from the Enough Project
12. Watch 20 Voices – stories of survivors of the Armenian Genocide
13. Learn about what’s happening in Somalia from Human Rights Watch
14. Read The Cellist of Sarajevo, a novel about ethnic cleansing in Bosnia
15. Set up an information table at a local school or library with any of the materials on this website.
16. Learn about mass atrocities in Afghanistan, Pakistan and Iraq from the International Crisis Group
17. Join a community of advocates advocating a style of diplomacy championed by the late peace-maker Sergio Vieira de Mello
18. Do you know what is happening in Burma? Join the 1 Million Voices for Burma campaign
19. Watch The Devil Came on Horseback, a documentary about the Darfur genocide
20. Look at the history of genocide in photos "Never Again, Again, Again…"
21. Ask a local bookstore or library to set up a table of books about genocide. Bring our list of books
22. Commemorate the Cambodian genocide by visiting Tuol Sleng, the Khmer Rouge’s torture center
23. Watch Sometimes in April, a film about the Rwandan genocide
24. Support humanitarian organizations working in Darfur and Eastern Chad – they are the lifeline of support for millions of civilians
25. Encourage your school to adopt anti-genocide curricular materials. Facing History, And Ourselves has a range of resources