Ten Stages of Change: A Project for Genocide Prevention
Josh Bicknell
6 episodes
3 weeks ago
Emotional re-tellings of eyewitness testimonies and stories and extensive research merge to paint both the practicalities and emotional challenges involved in opening up about genocide.
Each post in the series offers a provocative, in-depth case study of a specific country or region in focus that has or is currently experiencing genocide, concluding with a conversation on how that genocide is or was represented by the featured stage.
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Emotional re-tellings of eyewitness testimonies and stories and extensive research merge to paint both the practicalities and emotional challenges involved in opening up about genocide.
Each post in the series offers a provocative, in-depth case study of a specific country or region in focus that has or is currently experiencing genocide, concluding with a conversation on how that genocide is or was represented by the featured stage.
“Like Moths to a Flame”: Dehumanization in the Rwandan Genocide
Ten Stages of Change: A Project for Genocide Prevention
40 minutes
1 year ago
“Like Moths to a Flame”: Dehumanization in the Rwandan Genocide
"Like Moths to a Flame" - an in-depth analysis of the fourth stage of genocide, dehumanization, focusing on the Rwandan genocide as a case study. Dehumanization of Tutsi people is highlighted, including the role of media in inciting violence, and the historical roots of ethnic divisions, while intertwining personal testimonies and survivor accounts with the broader analysis of the genocide's progression. Education, media literacy, and collective action are
Ten Stages of Change: A Project for Genocide Prevention
Emotional re-tellings of eyewitness testimonies and stories and extensive research merge to paint both the practicalities and emotional challenges involved in opening up about genocide.
Each post in the series offers a provocative, in-depth case study of a specific country or region in focus that has or is currently experiencing genocide, concluding with a conversation on how that genocide is or was represented by the featured stage.
