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Americans for Informed Democracy

Americans for Informed Democracy is a network of young people in the U.S. concerned about our individual and collective roles in the world. We believe that the U.S. should act responsibly and collaboratively to solve our greatest challenges. We also believe that we, as young people, have the power to build a better world. The majority of our more than 50,000 members are college or university students. Our members also include high school students, graduate students, recent graduates, foreign students, professors and university staff. We are non-partisan, and we encourage students to understand and take action on issues in ways that speak to them.

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The accounts of social entrepreneurs contained in this volume could well inspire a future shortlist for the Nobel Peace Prize. Zachary Kaufman has coupled impressive narratives with compelling analysis in a collection that informs observers but that will also stimulate more young people to take up the challenges of responding to atrocities.”

Dr. William A. Schabas, Professor of International Law, Middlesex University (London); Author, Genocide in International Law: The Crime of Crimes; Commissioner, Sierra Leone Truth and Reconciliation Commission

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