Archive - Rwandan Insights

The Difficulty of “Never Again” and Heading off Atrocities in the Moment

It is sometimes easy for us in the United States to sit behind our oceans, relative political stability, and economic prosperity and think all is fine…

Oct 1, 2022 •

September 2022

The hope of a refugee

USU and Kepler students at Lake Kivu, Rwanda.

Sep 1, 2022 •

August 2022

Polar Opposite Realities

On July 15, 1994, the nightmare ended.

Aug 26, 2022 •

Planting the Seeds of Reconciliation

Twenty-eight years after the start of its genocide, in which some 800,000 people were killed, Rwanda is rebuilding with hope and shining with a new…

Aug 23, 2022 •

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Cultural Crossroads

Finding connection in conflict, and the issues of "othering"

Aug 22, 2022 •

The Constitution of Justice

Photo by Jose Bernal

Aug 22, 2022 •

Embracing Ubumuntu

More "you and I," less "us and them."

Aug 22, 2022 •

July 2022

Unfinished Walls of Names

Mukamurenzi Francoise.

Jul 12, 2022 •

Kwibuka and Reconciliation

To remember is to learn

Jul 10, 2022 •

Azure Christensen

"Basket Weaving: What Peacebuilding looks like in Rwanda"

Jul 9, 2022 •

The Descent into Genocide

A walk through the Kigali Genocide Memorial

Jul 8, 2022 •

June 2022

Missed Connections Lead to New Perspectives

Building positive peace comes through community driven action.

Jun 3, 2022 •

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