What We Do
The International Network of Genocide Scholars (INoGS) was founded on 14 January 2005 in Berlin in order to provide genocide studies with a non-partisan community in which to research and present analysis on any aspect of (individually defined) genocide studies. Since our founding, we have maintained support of research-led analysis rather than politically defined policy agendas.
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Our past conferences have given us a community to learn from each other and support those researching and studying genocide and mass atrocity. Click here to find out more.
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Click here for other organizations and institutions committed to the study of genocide and mass atrocity.
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Our upcoming conferences always provide us with dynamic experiences to hear cutting edge research on genocide and atrocity from academics, activists and students.
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INoGS is pleased to honor the exceptional work of scholars in our field through two separate academic awards. Click to find out more.
Learn More
If you are an INoGS member, click on "Member Login" to access your Portal where you can find the Grants Database, the Journal of Genocide Research, updates on our conferences and early conference registration, the Newsletter and Newsletter Archive and other members-only information. If you are interested in becoming a member, click on "Join INoGS" to view membership plans and see member benefits.
Our Support Continues for Award Winners
INoGS continues to stand by our 2020 Impact Award Winner, Prof. Nadera Shalhoub-Kevorkian, and her valuable research on children facing systemic violence. Click here to read our full statement.
