Internet Awards

won by the Cambodian Genocide Program, Yale University

1. "Internet Site of the Day" awarded by Academe Today, the on-line journal of the Chronicle of Higher Education (Academe Today Daily Report, January 28, 1997).

2. "History Site of the Week" of March 16, 1997, awarded by World History Compass.

3. On December 4, 1998, the CGP web site was selected for inclusion in the "Scout Report" by the National Science Foundation-sponsored Internet Scout Project at the Department of Computer Sciences of the University of Wisconsin-Madison. The Scout Project selects “only the most useful resources, considering the depth of content, the authority of the source, and how well the information is maintained and presented.”

4. Asia Observer "Site of the Week", April 10, 2000:
"The Cambodian Genocide Program - an impressive web site from Yale University detailing the atrocities of the Khmer Rouge regime that came to power 25 years ago."

5. In 2002, Columbia University’s internet portal for high-end academic products featured the CGP website as an outstanding resource with an article entitled “Documenting the Cambodian Genocide”

6. George Mason University's World History Sources reviewed the CGP website in August 2003. Reviewer Robert deCaroli of George Mason wrote:

"This website does an excellent job of providing rare and informative resources related to this terrible period in human history. It is one of several maintained by the Yale Genocide Studies Program and is intended to both inform the public about the Cambodian genocide and to help bring those responsible to justice."

For the full review, click here