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Preventing Mass Atrocities: An Agenda for Policymakers and Citizens

Dec 13, 2010

Compiled by a working group which FCNL chairs, this briefing booklet on civilian capacities to prevent war can be used in its entirety or as individual flyers on specific capacities including diplomacy, development, early warning, international action and security assistance. Use this resource for your own benefit and share it with your community or even your members of Congress during your next lobby visit.

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Diplomacy: The First Line of Prevention

Preventing and ending wars, averting mass atrocities, and protecting civilians from violence requires political engagement and skilled diplomacy.

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Development Aid: Building Resilient Societies to Prevent Atrocities

With commitment and financial support, US foreign assistance can be a powerful tool for helping countries protect their people and promote long-term peace and development.

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Early Warning: Detecting Risk and Promoting Action

For the U.S.to help prevent genocide and mass atrocities, decision makers need early warning.

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International Action: Working Together to Prevent Atrocities

Preventing genocide requires a global effort: Countries, international groups, and nongovernmental organizations all have a role to play in defusing potentially catastrophic situations.

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