Project Hope is a method proposed by Anthony Scioli, Ph.D., as a method of instilling fundamental hope in adolescents through a psychotherapeutic approach. Hope in its fullest sense encompasses the four greatest needs of a human being. These include an…
International Day of Peace is celebrated around the world each year on September 21, a day devoted to strengthening and promoting the ideals of peace. This year, as Rwanda observed the day in an event that convened over 400 participants, the…
At Never Again Rwanda, this 15th September, as we join the global community to observe the 2018 International Day of Democracy, we take time to reflect and zero down on some of our programmatic activities that are enhancing and upholding…
According to the third Integrated Household Living Conditions Survey (ECIV3), the largest segment of the population in Rwanda is made up of young people, yet various experts and studies point to their influence on the politic space remaining limited. However, the…
It is essential that the electorate and the citizenry are well conversant with the mandate of the parliament vis-à-vis other branches of government. It is also of utmost importance that information of parliamentary processes is more accessible to citizens so…
Over the years, various peacebuilding scholars have recognized that peacebuilding processes would be more sustainable if they not only focus on theoretical perspectives but practical aspects as well. In our current society, poverty, violence, family conflicts economic instability, domestic violence,…
The 1994 Genocide against the Tutsi destroyed physical and economic infrastructures, human development and the social fabric. However, over time, the government of Rwanda and its development partners have invested more in rebuilding the nation from all spheres and as…
Twenty four years after the 1994 genocide against the Tutsi, Rwanda has seen growth and development in terms of infrastructure, security, reconciliation, and social tolerance through state and civil society initiatives. However, psychological wounds stemming from historical violence and other…
During the 1994 genocide against the Tutsi, young people were “arguably the biggest force in carrying out the genocide”, as it has been shown in various reports, studies and articles – the reason why it’s paramount for them to learn…
Never Again Rwanda (NAR) in Partnership with GIZ hosted a Regional Public Speaking and exchange, where youth from Rwanda, Uganda, DRC and Burundi came together to discuss issues hindering peace in their various settings, reflecting on possible solutions and how…