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Data, maps, and spatial analysis for conflict and atrocity prevention

Mass atrocity prevention, early warning, and early action programming have evolved significantly over the past decade to include remotely-sensed data, social media interrogation, and complex logistic regression models. These methods have been used to inform various components of mass atrocity efforts including funding, policy, and programmatic design. In 2022, the Signal Program on Human Security and Technology conducted in-depth research on the ways in which (geospatial) data and analysis are being used to inform early warning and early action programming. On Tuesday, March 14, 2023, the Humanitarian Geoanalytics Program at HHI hosted a panel discussion to reflect on the challenges, potential, and next steps regarding the role of data, maps, and spatial analytics in early warning and early response for mass atrocity prevention.