This language for dealing with the intentional destruction of groups of people was used to circumvent debate and mobilize people to act, said Fowler. Fowler was hired in 1999 as the first staff director of the Committee on Conscience. He previously was legislative counsel for the Lawyers Committee for Human Rights, which lobbies the government and helps immigrants seeking asylum. At 40, Fowler said he was drawn to the committee as a way to address mass violence. The reality around the globe is that we've fallen woefully short of that goal.
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