One of the biggest frustrations I had with my time as a fellow with the Genocide Intervention Network was the lack of communication among local genocide activists. I would hear about cool events AFTER they were over. I talked to people all over the Triangle region of N.C. who felt they were alone in their genocide prevention efforts, when just around the corner there was another person feeling the same way.
So, how can we stay connected? What about a wiki - a web site that anyone can edit - to create an online presence?
Thus, the idea for the Carolina Genocide Action Network (CGAN) was born. The CGAN is an informal, low-maintenance community of men and women who care about genocide prevention issues. It's targeted to people who live in North and South Carolina, but all are welcome.
So check it out, join the wiki, leave an update and let me know what you think. Is this the right direction for us to go?
Friday, March 12, 2010
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