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December 1, 2009

U.S. Holocaust Memorial Museum

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The Committee on Conscience at the U.S. Holocaust Memorial Museum is working with the Genocide Intervention Network on a new initiative to build support across the country for genocide prevention. From December 1-7, thousands of people will pledge to join the movement to prevent genocide. Add your name to the movement and encourage your family, friends, and communities to get involved. Pledges can be signed online at http:///www.ipledge2protect.org, where you can find more information on this initiative and how to get involved.

Why is my pledge important?

Improving how we prevent and respond to genocide begins with individuals joining together to pledge to build a different future. Your pledge is your commitment to be a part of this movement. By participating, you are joining over 30,000 pledges already made as part of the U.S. Holocaust Memorial Museum's new interactive installation, From Memory to Action: Meeting the Challenge of Genocide.

Individual action matters. Together we can build a different future.

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