Religious communities played a complex and sometimes contradictory role during the 1994 genocide. Examining how faith leaders have navigated truth, accountability, and reconciliation in the years since offers important lessons for post-conflict societies worldwide — and reveals tensions that remain unresolved.
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How secondary schools across Rwanda are integrating peace education into their curricula, fostering the next generation of peacebuilders.
Marie Uwimana
Examining how women's cooperatives in rural Rwanda are not just improving livelihoods, but also strengthening community resilience and social cohesion.
Dr. Claire Mukamana
How Rwanda's district-level governance reforms are creating new opportunities for community-led peace initiatives and conflict prevention.
Jean Baptiste Nkurunziza
The role of genocide memorials in Rwanda's reconciliation process, and how they balance remembrance with hope for the future.
Dr. Emmanuel Habimana
Ten years after the Gacaca courts concluded, examining their impact on justice, healing, and community reconciliation.
Alice Kayitesi
How joint agricultural initiatives between Rwandan and Burundian farmers are building trust and economic interdependence.
Patrick Niyonzima
