Institute for Genocide and Mass Atrocity Prevention
I-GMAP
The Institute seeks to prevent genocides and other mass atrocities by leveraging the expertise of multiple disciplines and helping to bridge the gap between the worlds of scholarship and practice.
Academics
Any Binghamton University undergraduate can minor in Genocide and Mass Atrocity Prevention, the University's first University-wide minor.
Research & Engagement
Explore research and engagement opportunities with I-GMAP including internship opportunities around the world.
Conference
Institute for Genocide and Mass Atrocity Prevention (I-GMAP) Annual Conference: Frontiers of Prevention
I-GMAP News
AIPG to Integrate its National Mechanisms Project into New I-GMAP Mechanisms of Atrocity Prevention Policy Paper Series
I-GMAP Urges the Brazilian National Congress to Vote "NO" on MP 910
Collaboration with Brazil's Federal Prosecution Service & Waimiri Atroari
I-GMAP staff work with the colleagues in Brazil to develop policies to safeguard Indigenous Peoples' rights and to protect against hate speech.
Read the English translation of the Waimir Atroari open letter to Brazilian society
Co-Directors Join Conversation about R2P & Coronavirus
Read the response on University of Cambridge's Centre for Geopolitics websiteI-GMAP Joins Two Open Letters in Support of Rohingya Refugees
I-GMAP joins 50+ human rights organizations around the world in urging Bangladesh to ensure the safety and rights of the Rohingya refugee community in Cox's Bazar during this COVID19 pandemic.
I-GMAP joins 84 organizations to Malaysia Prime Minister to end threats against Rohingya refugees.
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Nadia Rubaii
Nadia Rubaii is professor of public administration and co-director of the Institute for Genocide and Mass Atrocity Prevention. Her research examines the internal and external factors that contribute to the effectiveness of master's degree programs intended for public and nonprofit sector professionals.
