Enough’s 5 Recommended Reads is a biweekly series featuring important stories you may have missed. With the 2018 Lemkin Summit taking place in Washington DC February 10 – 12, this edition of Recommended Reads is focused on information and recaps from previous Summits.
- “Advocates Take Action in D.C. for 2nd Lemkin Summit ” (Blog)
In February 2016, approximately 140 activists and student leaders in the anti-atrocity movement joined the Enough Project and Jewish World Watch for The Lemkin Summit to End Genocide and Mass Atrocities where they networked with one another, developed their advocacy skills, engaged with experts on new approaches to ending and preventing mass atrocities and conducted more than 100 meetings with congressional offices. - “Lemkin Summit 2016 Storify” (Blog)
A visual summary of the 2016 Summit. - “Feeling the Movement – A Reflection on the Lemkin Summit” (Blog)
In this guest Enough blog post, former student activist Luke Kubacki reflects on his experience at the 2015 Lemkin Summit, including a private meeting he attended with former U.S. Special Envoy to Congo Russ Feingold. - “Students Take Action in D.C. as part of The Lemkin Summit: A National Gathering of the Next Generation of Human Rights Defenders” (Blog)
A recap of the first Lemkin Summit in February 2015. - “Lemkin Summit 2015 Storify” (Blog)
A visual summary of the 2015 Summit.