The Genocide Education and Human Rights Initiative is dedicated to two fundamental goals: For survivors of genocide, we are committed to ensuring a proper access to education, providing them with the tools and resources needed for empowerment. Simultaneously, for the global community, we seek to actively challenge and break down the barriers of ignorance and intolerance through enlightened education.
A distinguished human rights advocate, and researcher, Naren Briar adeptly integrates conflict analysis and charitable initiatives to amplify the voices of marginalized ethnic and religious communities. Recognizing a discernible void within academia and the pragmatic implementation of substantial support for displaced populations, Naren identified a crucial opportunity for bridging this gap.
Her work has gained recognition from many figures including Senator Warren, in addition to frequently being invited by platforms and institutions like BBC World News, Harvard, and Yale to provide insight into the challenges faced by ethnic & religious minorities. She actively forges connections where they matter most. Naren's unwavering dedication to human rights and fostering inclusivity resonates across all her endeavors.
Embark on a journey through the memories of genocide survivors with our interactive map, allowing you to navigate different regions and delve into a digital museum archive.
Embark on a journey through the memories of genocide survivors with our interactive map, allowing you to navigate different regions and delve into a digital museum archive.