Where we work
A tax-exempt 501(c)(3) nonprofit, Aegis Trust US was formed in response to the interests of US citizens committed to supporting the Aegis Trust’s mission. Aegis Trust US supports Aegis through fundraising, global engagement, outreach and education.
Based for many years at the National Holocaust Centre, from which it developed, the Aegis Trust’s HQ is now located in Nottingham.
In 2002, Kigali Mayor Theoneste Mutsindashyaka and Culture Minister Robert Bayigamba visited Aegis’ birthplace, the UK’s National Holocaust Centre, and asked Aegis to establish the Kigali Genocide Memorial. Opened in 2004, the Memorial continues to be run by Aegis on behalf of the Ministry of Nati0nal Unity & Civic Engagement (MINUBUMWE) as a place both of remembrance and learning for a new generation.
A tax-exempt 501(c)(3) nonprofit, Aegis Trust US was formed in response to the interests of US citizens committed to supporting the Aegis Trust’s mission. Aegis Trust US supports Aegis through fundraising, global engagement, outreach and education.
Dr James Smith
Founder & CEO, Aegis Trust
With so many situations around the World where mass atrocities are a threat, how does Aegis decide where to work? Find answers to this and other common questions here.
Aegis is made by its people: experienced professionals who are dedicated to the mission of preventing genocide and passionate about making the World a safer, kinder place.
Aegis’ work is all about saving lives. Prevention is so much better than trying to pick up the pieces after mass atrocities, but we can’t do it without your support.
