Accumulating, curated archive of protection risk events — attacks on civilians, gender-based violence, forced displacement, denial of access and 11 further categories — with country, sub-national location, affected population groups, justification and sources. Two provenances, always labelled: the full ACAPS Protection Risks Monitor history (34,000+ entries back to 2014, preserved beyond the rolling window served upstream) and PRISM-original entries recorded by the editorial team on the same 15-category taxonomy. Curation never deletes: corrections are versioned against the upstream record and moderation hides rather than removes.
The full country dashboards and the public country hubs no longer require registration — severity, funding, displacement, food security and protection for 230+ countries.
An AI analyst whose answers are retrieved from PRISM's live datasets and report archive at the moment you ask — never from memory. Every figure carries a linked citation to its exact source, every answer ends with a “Reproduce this” trail of the queries it ran, and when the data can't answer, it says so.