Our Next Event: Falling Whistles and Eastern Congo

Operation Broken Silence cordially invites you to our joint event with Falling Whistles: Date: September 28, 2010 Time: 6:30pm-7:30pm Location: Young Life Memphis Urban Jay Holcomb Center (1177 Poplar Avenue Memphis TN, 38105) Additional Information: This event is free and will provide the Memphis community opportunities to work for peace in the Democratic Republic of [...]

The Sudan3 Campaign

We need to act now to prevent the mass atrocities that lie in Sudan’s increasingly bleak future. With that said, we present to you the Sudan3 Campaign. The Sudan3 Campaign Action 1: Email Ambassador-at-Large for War Crimes Issues Stephen Rapp You can email this letter to Ambassador-at-Large for War Crimes Issues Stephen Rapp: Greetings Ambassador Rapp, I am [...]

The Street Team

Click here to catch up to us! Who We Are- For starters, we are awesome. No questions about that. We are the people combat genocide, modern slavery, and the World Water Crisis in many different ways. We are visionaries, fundraisers, event planners, recruiters, advocates, thinkers, and doers. We are a movement. Our goal is to save [...]

What’s All the Hubbub Concerning Clean Water About?

Beginning in January, our staff here at Operation Broken Silence kicked off a new campaign to raise money for our friends at charity:water, a non-profit organization bringing clean, safe drinking water to people in developing nations. Since January, the biggest question we keep hearing is: “Why is an anti-genocide group raising money for clean water [...]

Join Our Community Conversations

Once a month, the Operation Broken Silence staff meets with the people in our community here in Memphis, TN to discuss all things genocide. We have found this to be a great opportunity for all of us to become more informed about the growing threat of genocide and eliminationism in our world today. Every discussion [...]

OBS Policy: A Call to the American Church

An Operation Broken Silence Policy By: Mark Christopher Hackett In today’s current world, genocide is mainly dealt with on a government-to-government basis with aid organizations providing a humanitarian safety net on the ground. While this does have some mild effects on restraining the amount of killing, mass rapes against women, and the myriad of other [...]