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annual report 2011

our MiSSion

United to End Genocide is dedicated to preventing and ending genocide and mass

atrocities worldwide by building a powerful, lasting movement of community

activists, faith leaders, students, artists, investors and genocide survivors, and

all those who believe we must fulfill the promise the world made following the

Holocaust: “Never Again!”

How we work

We sound the alarm and demand action from government leaders, leveraging

the power of our activist and survivor networks so that silence and ignorance do

not strengthen and enable perpetrators of genocide or mass atrocities.

We follow the money, garnering the strength of investors and applying public

pressure to shame and stop companies and governments that finance violence.

We connect voices, building a powerful, sustainable and global network of geno-

cide survivors, students, community activists, faith leaders, artists, investors and

human rights champions committed to preventing mass atrocities and ending

genocide once and for all.

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our leaDerSDear Friends,

In 2011, two great organizations merged to become United to End

Genocide—for so many important reasons.

First and foremost, it was time to show the world a unified front

in the anti-genocide movement. As distinct entities, the Save Dar-

fur Coalition and Genocide Intervention Network mobilized indi-

viduals, local groups and institutions of all kinds. Separately, they

played major roles in creating a powerful movement and unprec-

edented global demand to stop the ongoing genocide in Darfur.

But it became clear to both organizations that we could do more

together. We know it will take cohesive action to sound the alarm

and shine a spotlight on those who cause or enable genocide or

mass atrocities. And it’s certain we’ll need a large and unified group

of activists to influence elected leaders and others with the power

to protect all who face the threat of genocide or mass atrocity.

In this report you will read about and hear from some of the incred-

ible individuals who are vital to our growing movement. As lifelong

activists with a passion for human rights, we are privileged to work

alongside them and all of you to ensure that United to End Geno-

cide extends the legacy of action we inherited. Together, we’ll lead

the movement until genocide is eliminated once and for all.

Tom Andrews Bama Athreya

President Executive Director

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In Sudan, good news rarely comes without strings, and Southern Sudan’s

independence is no different. Even as we were in Juba to mark that

victory last July, government attacks continued in Darfur and we learned

from priests fleeing the Nuba Mountains that omar al-Bashir had begun a

terrifying yet frustratingly familiar campaign.

As the world celebrated the republic of South Sudan, al-Bashir’s troops

were quietly attacking innocent men, women and children, burning and loot-

ing churches and bombing farm fields in the Nuba Mountains and Blue Nile

State near Sudan’s border with South Sudan.

We returned from that trip and began our first real effort as United to End

Genocide.

Building on our legacy as the world’s eyes, ears and conscience in Sudan,

we spoke at rallies and in front of Congress, then mobilized our first grass-

roots campaign to ensure the world’s attention stays focused on stopping

al-Bashir.

Now, we are poised to capitalize on that momentum and have already

launched into our next phase. our current effort utilizes all of our combined

resources to shine the spotlight on an unfolding crisis with the intention of

stopping it before more innocent people lose everything.

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Co-author of Mass Atrocity Response Operations

Planning Handbook

In the months before the Save Darfur Coalition and Genocide Intervention

Network formally became United to End Genocide, we jointly mobilized our

U.S. and international networks to counter Muammar Qaddafi’s violent and dead-

ly attempts to quell peaceful civilian protests in Libya.

It was our first attempt to sound a collective alarm and demand action from leaders

to stop an emerging crisis, and it was a heartening inaugural effort.

Through State Department protests, Congressional meetings, media outreach, petitions

to the U.S. Mission to the United Nations and a phone blitz to Secretary of State Clinton,

we called for strong sanctions and the establishment of a no-fly zone to prevent Libyan

military aircraft from firing on civilians.

But it wasn’t enough, and we knew we could do more. Armed with the knowledge that 80 percent

of the government’s revenues came from the oil sector, we met with leaders from the U.S. govern-

ment, United Nations and European Union, urging them to create a Libya recovery Fund. Such an

escrow account would serve a dual purpose: holding oil payments for civilian protection while keep-

ing funds out of the hands of government perpetrators.

We also leveraged United to End Genocide’s Conflict risk Network, bringing together two dozen

institutional investors who very publicly called upon oil companies to divert funds from Qaddafi’s

regime and place revenue payments into an escrow account instead.

This effort was an overwhelming success. Members of the European parliament called on the

European Union to take the lead in establishing the escrow account, and world leaders implemented

widespread sanctions. Ultimately, the United States, acting with UN Security Council authorization,

the endorsement of the Arab League, and the support of its closest allies, took military action to

protect civilians in Libya. This action likely prevented a mass slaughter in Benghazi, as sources on the

ground had predicted thousands of potential deaths in that city.

While ours was not the only voice, it was an important one. As a major player in the action, the National

Security Council requested our presence at president obama’s speech on the Libya intervention.

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When the Syrian government began killing men, women and children

who were peacefully demonstrating against the government, the

United States and international community issued quick condemna-

tion and took action. Though sanctions contributed to the collapse of

many parts of the Syrian economy, unsanctioned oil companies contin-

ued to provide funding and fuel that helped sustain the government. once

again, members of our Conflict risk Network pressured oil companies to

stop operations altogether, condemn the Syrian regime’s violence, and

establish policies to ensure they will not be complicit if a similar crisis arises in

the future.

Several major oil companies responded, making public statements con-

demning the Syrian government’s violence and pledging to make sure their

actions would not support human rights abuses.

SyriafollowinG tHe Money>>

uniteD to enD GenoCiDeFounded to help institutions divest from conflict-associated companies in Sudan, the ConfliCt Risk netWoRk (CRn) now focuses on urging corporate actors to fulfill their responsibility to respect human rights and take steps that support peace and stability in areas affected by genocide and mass atrocities. CrN is made up of nearly 100 international institutional investors, in-cluding public pension funds such as the New York State Common retirement Fund and socially responsible investment firms such as Calvert Asset Management, Domini Social Investments and Boston Common Asset Management.

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Governance / Florida State Board of Administration

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anti-GenoCiDe MoveMent >> stAnD The first chapter of Students Taking Action Now: Darfur was formed in 2004. Since

then, STAND – our student-led organization – has grown into an international network of more

than 850 chapters at schools around the globe. A child of the Darfur anti-genocide movement,

STAND has broadened its purpose to creating a sustainable student network that actively fights

genocide and mass atrocities wherever they may occur.

>> ConfliCt-fRee CAmpus initiAtive STAND at Stanford won the 2011 Dean’s Award for its

work to help Stanford become the world’s first university and first major institutional sharehold-

er to enact a policy that explicitly forbids investment in conflict-supporting mineral operations

in the Democratic republic of the Congo. The effort has served as a model and inspiration for

campuses nationwide and is a joint initiative of STAND and Enough project’s raise Hope for

Congo Campaign.

>> omekongo DibingA Congolese-American musician, poet, author and activist omekongo

Dibinga conducted motivational workshops at STAND campuses across the country and at

the pledge2protect boot camp in Washington, D.C. We brought together hundreds of student

activists for organizing, leadership development and campaign strategy training to strengthen

their work to end atrocities in Sudan, Libya, Syria and the Democratic republic of Congo.

>> enD genoCiDe ACtion summit Courageous activists shared their stories, grounding us in

the realities of those who face threats and violence every day. The summit drew 400 activists

to Washington, D.C. for training, information and inspiration.

>> “ouR voiCes” No one can so powerfully inspire and compel action to stop and prevent genocide

than those who have faced atrocity with courage, and lived to share their stories. our new

survivor advocate forum connects individuals from different genocides and mass atrocities,

providing a means to amplify and empower their message.

>> enD genoCiDe netWoRk This evolution of the Carl Wilkens Fellowship program and Darfur

Leaders is a bigger and further-reaching program that will provide hundreds of emerging leaders

across the United States with tools and training to be effective anti-genocide organizers and

activists in their communities.

>> fAith Communities We continue to build and expand relationships with the leaders and

congregations of faith organizations, a network whose unmatched motivation and ability to

reach huge audience has always played a pivotal role in raising alarm and spurring action to

address the Darfur genocide.

by Definition, A movement DemAnDs evolution, and in 2011 we combined and stretched the legacies of two groundbreaking organizations in the anti-genocide movement. by connecting the voices of survivors, student activists, communities of faith, investors and individuals worldwide, we are building a focused movement dogged in its commitment to make ”never Again” a reality—not just in sudan, but anywhere genocide or mass atrocities occur. here is just a small sampling of our movement’s faces and accomplishments.

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leaDerSHip I am honored to lead United to End Genocide as we carry on the

legacy of Save Darfur and Genocide Intervention Network. In my

travels as a Member of Congress and human rights advocate, I was

affected deeply by the suffering and resilience of men and women I

met in Bosnia, Cambodia and Burma. Now, I have an opportunity to

help prevent others from suffering similar atrocities by leading the

charge to connect survivors, activists, faith leaders and communities

worldwide. Together, we will hold leaders accountable and fulfill the

promise of ‘Never Again.’

>> tom Andrews, president

I’ve been part of the movement for social justice ever since I was

a college student, joining activism for divestment from South Africa,

and working with fellow advocates for peace and justice from

Central America to Southeast Asia. I was profoundly moved by my two-

year experience in Cambodia in the mid-1990s: Every single person

I befriended, every colleague in every organization there, had been

traumatized by the brutal khmer rouge reign. I still cannot believe the

world let that brutality go unchecked for three years, and I am proud

to be part of the movement that is working to prevent such atrocities.

>> bama Athreya, executive Director

We must take the energy and passion we have given to Sudan, and

devote it to a broader movement to prevent future genocides before

the damage is already done. As the logical meld of two groundbreaking

organizations, United to End Genocide will lead the way in this vital and

far-reaching pursuit, and I welcome the opportunity to continue contrib-

uting to its imperative mission.

>> mark hanis, Co-founder and former president of genocide intervention network and board member, united to end genocide

In responding to the genocide in Darfur, millions of Americans and

people across the globe created something exceptional; a constitu-

ency of conscience that raised its voice and spoke out to help save

the lives of people that most had never met. This constituency of

conscience is as important now as it’s ever been, and United to End

Genocide will make sure its voice grows louder and stronger.

>> Jerry fowler, former president of save Darfur Coalition and board member, united to end genocide

| BoarD of DireCtorS

suppoRt & Revenue

Contributions

Grants

program/other94%

4% 2%

15% 17%

22.3%45.7%

overhead

Advocacy

Education & Awareness

policy & Government relations

eXpenses

total support & Revenue 4,291,856

total expenses 3,659,032

Change in net Assets 632,824

| finanCialS

statement of Activities >> for the Year Ended September 30, 2011

ChAiRAntonios kireopoulosNational Council of the Churches of Christ in the USA

viCe ChAiRBennett Freeman Calvert Investments, Inc.

tReAsuReRrev. David Emmanuel Goatley, ph.D.Lott Carey

seCRetARy Brad WineDickstein Shapiro , LLP

DiReCtoRsMahmoud A. M. Braima, ph.D.Department of Mass CommunicationSouthern University and A&M College

Harold FreilichSteptoe and Johnson, LLP

rabbi Steve GutowJewish Council for Public Affairs

omer Ismail

ruth MessingerAmerican Jewish World Service

Joan platt

Bethany robertson

Bill SchulzUnitarian Universalist Service Committee

paul SchwartzShoemaker Ghiselli + Schwartz LLC

rev. Gloria E. White-Hammond, MDMy Sister’s Keeper

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viSionary CirCle

Aid for Africa Anonymous Anonymous Anonymous Boston Foundation Bridgeway Foundation Dominion High School Einhorn Family Charitable Trust Fidelity Charitable Gift Fund High Volume Imaging Human & Civil rights organization of America Humanity United IBM Employee Charitable Contibution Campaign Microsoft Matching Gifts program NAACp Network for Good Notre Dame High School Foundation to promote open Society Schwab Charitable Fund Segal Family Foundation Swanee Hunt Family Foundation The Joan and Lewis platt Foundation The Libra Foundation The Walrath Family Foundation Jeanmarie Anderer & Donald DonahueAlan BellAntonio CedielDavid Dodsonpaul Dooley & Winifred HolzmanWilliam EdwardsAndrew & kerin FredmanBrook GlaefkeJanet HadleyAndy & Diana HagansChristopher Legghio roger NittlerJohn o’Farrellpam omidyarDavid & Fay pagetZeke rabkinpaul & Jennifer SchwartzMarina ShevelevDaniel Weiss & Amy Berkower

leaDerSHip CirCle

American Express Charitable Fund Annandale High School Barbara & Gil kemp Foundation Bethesda United Methodist Church Bill & Melinda Gates Foundation Bishop Feehan High School Boeing Company Employee Fund Brandeis University Brattleboro Union High School District #6 Brookdale Community College Combined Jewish philanthropies Comcast Corporation Darfur Interfaith Network

Dell Employee Giving program Eugene Eder Charitable Foundation Excellence Charter School of Bedford Stuyvesant Frank Family Foundation Garr properties Inc. General Board of pension and Health Benefits of the United Methodist Church GFk Custom research Give With Liberty Employee Donations Goldman, Sachs & Co. Matching Gift program Greater Houston Community Foundation iContact Insider Guides Inc. Ionia public Schools J. & G. Schwartz Family Fund Just Give kettle run High School Lefkowitz Family Foundation Merck partnership for Giving National philanthropic Trust Northern Trust orbis Investment Management San Juan Unified School District Shepherd Hill regional High School Sherry & Stewart kahn Fund of the Jewish Communal Fund Sylvia & robert Scher Charitable Foundation The Cressy Foundation The Fatta Foundation The Menemsha Fund The New York Community Trust The prudential Foundation Matching Gifts program TimeLine Theatre Company Western Beauty Institute Wheaton College Winky Foundation Youth Emergency Service Inc. Gabriel AdlerCorina Anghel Bachmannrobin Anker-petersenkatrina BallElizabeth Ballardkatalin BaltimoreJohn & Matilda BardiSusan BarkerEric Benskyrobin BergenDonna BernsteinGene & pamela BernsteinAnton BiltonHarry Blanchardruth BlattDavid BodnickEric BurtonMary BuysseNathan ConnollyGloria CristWilliam DanforthSusan DanielsAlan DavinoAngela DavisAlex Dingle

pierre DosogneAlexandrea Douglasreginald & Mariann DulinSandra Earley & J. Chris LeibowitzTeri Engelbergpaula FazioAnne FrahnDavid FrankelBennett FreemanE. robert & Geraldine Galliganpeter & Denise GlassmanAlison Goodmankatharine GorsuchLynne GroffMargaret GuilerStuart HaberMark HanisJonathan HarrisHannah HauschildtJudith HerrMichael Hirschhornrichard HollinsBabette Hollisterken HopeJames HormelHelen JeffersBruce JohnsonLois kahanJo & Charles kaplanpatricia katesrandall kempnerCarla kesslerAlan knollDavid kramerDuane & Betty krauseFred kujawskiJim kwiecinskiroger LamarJeff LandersDonald Latorrephilip LeGronerobert LenobelSimon Leopold & Sarah WinklerCraig LessnerNoah LevyMatt LuckettBrian LueckSeith MannLinda MarshallJoe MasonDeepak MassandThomas MilinovichWalter E.D. MillerCameron MitchellHossein Mojtahedkathleen MurnionAllan & Melanie NelkinArtur NikolliJoanne o’BrienCaroline orr-kissnerpenny platnickJack purdueMary rauscherAlexander risemanGretchen roosGordon rothrockronald rothschildJordon rothsteinFritz & Carol rottmanJoseph royce

kim ryanBarbara ScottS. Scott & Deborah SmithBill Schulz & Beth GrahamDaniel Sharfmanrobin SheperdMichael ShuckerMatthew SimonsonCherida SmithGeorge SodowickGregg SpielerGerald SteinNorval & Diane StephensLora Sumnerkathlene Thiel & J. kingJennifer Vranekkaren WagnerBarbara WaltersTom WedellNancy Wenderpeter & Linda WernerJoshua Wickrichard Young

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Active Network All Souls Church American Heritage School Antioch Church of the Brethren Apex High School Bank of America United Way Campaign BD Matching Gift program Belmont High School Berwick Academy Chico peace & Justice CenterCommunity Day School Community Shares of Minnesota Davidson IB Middle School East End Temple Freecause Inc. Good Search Harwich High School Honeywell International Charity Matching IBp Consulting Inc. Justice Foundation Linden Charter Academy pTo Link Media Inc. Manalapan High School STAND Members Give Monroe-Woodbury High School Morgan Stanley Newton Country Day School of the Sacred Heart Northrop Grumman Employees Charity organization Nova Fisheries Inc. original Congregational Church of Wrentham outten & Golden LLp palm Beach Central High School palmer Walker Foundation pasadena Community Foundation phillips Green Foundation Saint Meinrad Archabbey

Sisters of Charity of Nazareth Spiegel Family Trust Spring-Ford Senior High School St. Anselm’s Episcopal Church St. Gregory Armenian Church St. John Baptist Church Steven and Jacqueline Miller Family Foundation The Brock Foundation The Chicago Community Foundation The Fife Cragin Charitable Trust The Fife Family Foundation The GE Foundation The Langsam Family Foundation The Lawrence Foundation The Messinger Family Fund Truist United Way University of Colorado Wells Fargo Community Support Campaign Zazzle Tara AaronWilliam AlexanderCynthia AllenVeronica AllenCharles AllredVolker AmelungDavid ArquetteNorma & Angie AtkinsYoko AxA. Susan BechererGary Benevidesrobert BerberichHoward BernsteinCynthia BetancesStephen BitarEmily Blackrita BloomBrian BohlLeona BohmMatthew BoyceNancy Briggsodell BriggsAbigail BrownDannie & Walter BrownDavid ButlerJohn & Barbara ByrneCathy CampbellStacey CampoHoward CantorBee-Wan ChangDaniel ChatmanBernard ChisolmBrett Christina ThomasGeorge Clarkroxane Clark-MurphyDayl CohenCassandra CollinsElizabeth ColtonAnn Crawfordralph CutruzzulaDeanna Darlingtonkyle DemingSandra Dietrickr.p. DonnellyDei Dre GreeneGregory DyerAri Elias-Bachrach

Nancy EwartAlicia FaragEmily FergusonCarl FerrellMary FogelsongZak Foserobert & phyllis FosterJerry FowlerJulie FoxJeffrey FreilichHarold FreilichErnest FudalaAmey Garberpaul GasqueJacqueline GastonMark GenglerStephen GeorgeJohn GiglioDavid GoatleyNannette Gordner kalaniGale GreenJerry Greenfield & Elizabeth SkarieCharles Grudzinskasrabbi Steve GutowEvelyn Haaskenneth HaberNancy HagermanJulia Haightpamela HallDavid HarperJames HearnBrian HeidelbergerCharles HeinerEarl HellersteinBarry HillsLynn HogueMark HollingsworthBarbara HolmesJeffrey HorowitzStephen HuntoonEleanor JaquinetCharles JohnsonAllison Jonesroberta kaplanAvinash kazaJessica kazandjian

Charles keilHeather kendallkris kenyonrichard koernerJoan kozlowskiAnna Marie kramerHeather kutapaul LackieT.E. LaiAbhay LakhanpalScott Lassarkristine LavertyCharles LawLaura LeeDavid LeonJoAnn LiebermanHannah Lindnerkiser LindseySteven LuckeA.D. Mackpaul Macriroberta ManianElizabeth MarcellinoSusan Martinrichard MathesVincent MayseeMary McCannVirginia McCullohSusann McDonaldTasha McVeighkay MesirowGerrish MillikenMuriel Moraravi MorchiMichael MortonLori MyersJay NeiditchDaniel Nelsonkristy Nelsonkathleen Newmankatherine NguyenLouisa NickersonVictoria NourafchanEllen NusblattHeidi o’BrienMary & Tim ocasekM. Eileen o’Connor

Charles o’ConnorJohn o’DonnellDaniel ohlmanJohn o’Laughlin Jr.Edward & Beverly osterholzerAmber pageGene palmerpatti parkerArif pathanSimone perusseAnne pierceCarole pittelmanBarry plotkinJennifer porfirioDon porterpeter & Cecile raczeckMary reedrohit rishiJordan rogerspatrick romanoHarriet rosenbloomJosh rubinCynthia rudderGeorge rudermanrobert ryanFrancisco SainzGerald SchoolerDavid ShainokJoel & Janet SheridanDana ShiresIra SibulkinGail SiegelAlby Silvera

Deborah Simonsramnik SinghBrenda SlaughterNancy Stahlkeith Storrsrichard StraussDawn & Timothy StrommenEthan StrykerDuncan StuartTatiana Tafarellokalyan TatavartiLois ThompsonJohn Tonnerramesh ToolsieJames TrevithickMichael TysonDwayne UlloaZachary UlmanElizabeth VandiverJessica Vickeryphilip Wachs & Juliet SpizerMary Walshkevin WalshYair WalzerVertis WatkinsIsaac WeilerAliya WhiteFrank & Frances WilkinsonNoreen & Scott WinkelmanAnne WolfgangAdam WolfsonLisa WrightJim xhema

2011 Support>>

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