AUSCHWITZ INSTITUTE FOR THE PREVENTION OF GENOCIDE AND MASS ATROCITIES

Programs

1. Executive office program:at the auschwitz institute, the executive office serves as the central hub for programmatic development, oversight, and general organizational operations for the entire organization. It provides support and supervision to aipg's other thematic and regional programs, as well as develops its own programming, particularly in regions not covered by existing programs. This includes, for example, training and technical assistance on atrocity prevention and migration issues in southeast asia, war crimes prevention, training and support for the documentation of atrocity crimes in ukraine, as well as producing relevant and applicable research for prevention.

   $1,285,891 spent$4,576,286 earned by the program
   49% of program spending

2. Research and development online education program (rdoe): the online education program offers virtual atrocity prevention training to government officials and civil society stakeholders around the world. Rdoe offers courses in english, spanish, french, portuguese, romanian, german, bosnian-croatian-montenegrin-serbian (bcms), and thai in thirteen different thematic areas. These trainings also provide the opportunity for alumni of other aipg programs to expand their capacities for prevention with online modules that specifically reflect the realities of these regions. As of december 2022, the online education program has more than 2300 alumni from 59 countries around the world. In addition to this global programming, the rdoe also leads the redefining policing to affirm and instill human rights (repair) project which strengthens the capacity of local police officers across the united states to protect and promote civil and human rights. This project is organized in cooperation with the national center for civil and human rights of atlanta.

   $346,390 spent$231,404 earned by the program
   13% of program spending

3. Mediterranean basin program (mbp):through its mediterranean basin program (mbp), the Auschwitz Institute for the Prevention of Genocide and Mass Atrocities (aipg) provides education, specialized training, and technical assistance to policymakers, civil society leaders, and academic experts throughout southeastern europe. Coordinated from bucharest, romania, aipg's activities in this region are carefully designed to equip participants with the necessary knowledge, tools, and networking capacities to develop and implement effective strategies and policies for preventing identity-based violence.the global raphael lemkin seminar for genocide prevention, which is organized by aipg's mbp, is one of the organization's main pillars of work. The seminar is organized in partnership with the auschwitz-birkenau state museum and the un's joint office of special advisers on genocide prevention and the responsibility to protect. Each week-long program brings together twenty to twenty-five government officials from at least fifteen states ranging from at-risk, in-crisis, and post-conflict states, to donor countries and those currently inactive in the international human rights arena. The seminar…

   $390,173 spent$244,825 earned by the program
   15% of program spending

4. Africa program office (apo):through its africa programs office, the Auschwitz Institute for the Prevention of Genocide and Mass Atrocities (aipg) designs and delivers an array of training and capacity-building programs that familiarize african state officials and civil society leaders with the necessary knowledge and skills to prevent genocide and other mass atrocities. Aipg believes that the development and implementation of effective preventive mechanisms will sustainably curb future conflict across the african continent. To this end, aipg's apo works directly with governments to develop and implement prevention projects at regional, national, and community levels and is instrumental in encouraging and facilitating the cooperation of states through regional and international networks to advance prevention. The goal of aipg's africa programs office is to provide in-depth genocide and mass atrocity prevention education, training, and technical assistance that reflects the latest concepts and strategies developed by authorities in the field. The apo accomplishes this by organizing in-person and virtual seminars, and by producing tools, such as resource manuals, to familiarize…

   $592,856 spent$324,203 earned by the program
   23% of program spending

The 4 programs described on its FY2024 Form 990, listed largest first by expense. Program spending in total: $2,615,310.