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In the second episode of Conversations on Genocide, we spoke with Dr. Jeffrey Murer on how activists and academics can effectively engage in conversations on issues concerning mass atrocities, such as genocide, that might feel like an issue too distant for meaningful action for the general public.
Stay tuned for more episodes of “Conversations on Genocide”. For more information or to donate to Genocide Watch, the host of this podcast, visit https://www.genocidewatch.com/donate.
Featuring the Comanche Riding Song by Doc Tate Nevaquaya.
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By Genocide WatchIn the second episode of Conversations on Genocide, we spoke with Dr. Jeffrey Murer on how activists and academics can effectively engage in conversations on issues concerning mass atrocities, such as genocide, that might feel like an issue too distant for meaningful action for the general public.
Stay tuned for more episodes of “Conversations on Genocide”. For more information or to donate to Genocide Watch, the host of this podcast, visit https://www.genocidewatch.com/donate.
Featuring the Comanche Riding Song by Doc Tate Nevaquaya.