Protected: Training webinar: Core elements of a robust casualty-recording methodology
14 October 2025
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Protected: Training webinar: Community-based casualty recording and crisis response
14 October 2025
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CRN Member spotlight – Remembering the Ones We Lost
7 July 2025
Every Casualty Counts interviewed CRN member Remembering The Ones We Lost (ROWL) to learn more about their work and the challenges of casualty recording in South Sudan.
EVENT: Silent, but not ignored. Remembering Srebrenica
24 June 2025
30 years after the Srebrenica genocide, families are still identifying the dead. Join us 23 July in London for an evening on why recognising casualties still matters.
Protected: Training webinar: Strengthening Casualty Recording: Methodologies, Codebooks & Data Security
23 June 2025
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Protected: Training webinar: Data Security in Casualty Recording
11 June 2025
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How Identifying the Dead Can Help Protection of Civilians
21 May 2025
How identifying the dead can protect civilians in war - reflections on the UN Secretary-General's 2025 report.
Protected: Training webinar: Geolocation for Casualty Recording
17 May 2025
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Protected: Data Management for Casualty Recording
1 May 2025
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CRN Member spotlight – Third World Studies Center
28 April 2025
Every Casualty Counts interviewed CRN Member Third World Studies Center (TWSC) to learn more about their work and the challenges of casualty recording in the Philippines.
Building a Global Coalition to support Casualty Recording in Ukraine
17 April 2025
In March, a delegation led by ECC's Executive Director, alongside the directors of UMP and UHHRU, visited the UNHRC. Read more about their strategic visit.
Memorial 2025 project announcement
3 April 2025
The Memorial 2024 project aims to break away from the common presentation of victims of war as stereotypes and statistics, and it will instead present the casualties as unique individuals.
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