Google’s Project 10100 is committing 10 million dollars to help implement a number of world-changing ideas. The great thing about this initiative is its openness: Google accepted a number of project submissions last year, and now anyone can weigh in on which finalist submissions should win. Your vote will inform the decision of a Project 10100 advisory board, which will select up to five ideas for funding.
One of the finalists is “Create [a] genocide monitoring and alert system.” If implemented, Google will help “[b]uild and refine tools capable of disseminating genocide-related mapping and related information in order to save lives.”
This would be a vital undertaking on the part of a company that knows how to create high-impact and scalable technology.
Please take a few seconds and vote for creating a genocide monitoring and alert system. Today (October 8th) is the last day to vote! And then, please share the voting link with your friends: http://www.project10tothe100.com/submit.html?id=T14. Thank you!
