Youth Action Network, Genocide Awareness Month
Madalyn Minnick, Katherine Leonard, Luke Yang
How We Plan to Honor Genocide Awareness Month

While every day is the apt time to fight injustice in all its forms, Together We Remember intends to spend this April, or Genocide Awareness Month (GAM), inspiring education, action, and remembrance. GAM is a month where, as a united front across the world, we remember the lives lost to identity-based violence throughout history, and work harder than ever to prevent it from ever happening again.

How We Plan to Honor Genocide Awareness Month

A "Bright Light" Emerges From Together We Remember's Summit

A "Bright Light" Emerges From Together We Remember's Summit

At the Global Allyship Summit, Ben Cantrell offered a vision for a more peaceful future with a poem. Cantrell reminded attendees that we can forge our own path out of the darkness and into the light.

Global Allyship Summit Transforms Memory Into Action

Global Allyship Summit Transforms Memory Into Action

If there is one thing that the summit made clear, it’s that we’re all in this together. One way or another, come 2048, the pen of identity-based violence will have written its last name. The list of victims will become a fossil: perfectly preserved, but never to grow again. At long last, the words we hear so often will ring true, loud and clear: Never forget. Never again.

What does the Black Lives Matter Movement mean to you? | Students Respond

What does the Black Lives Matter Movement mean to you? | Students Respond

For our inaugural blog post, we were inspired to discuss the Black Lives Matter movement. Living through both a pandemic and crucial time in our country regarding the lives of Black and Indigenous People of Color (BIPOC), it is important that our generation takes a stand and bridges the gap between awareness and action.