On June 18th 2018 the Peacebuilding Team launched the 18th bi-annual Peace-Building Institute. This year’s Institute received over fifty applications from 17 different countries spanning across four different continents. Ultimately, 18 highly qualified university students and young professionals from Rwanda,…
Never Again Rwanda has been implementing a societal healing program where different categories of psychologically wounded individuals were accompanied in the journey of healing. Just like a patient is hospitalized and as s/he is recovering, doctors prescribe a discharge and…
As part of the Government’s efforts geared towards reconstructing Rwanda and nurturing a shared national identity, a set of Home Grown Solutions – culturally owned practices translated into sustainable development programs were introduced and one of them was Imihigo. Since…
African experts convene for ‘A Way Forward for Democracy in Africa’ conference Over the 24th and 25th of May, the African Democracy Forum in partnership with Never Again Rwanda, hosted a two-day conference under the theme ‘Democracy in Africa: A…
Never Again Rwanda, Sunday hosted the 7th edition of the local public speaking & exchange in Huye District. The activity that was supported by GIZ Rwanda convened 105 participants, to include; secondary school students, teachers, and District officials among other partners. The youth participants highlighted…
Never Again Rwanda in partnership with Interpeace, with the support from the European Union Rwanda, on Wednesday officially launched the project entitled: “Enhancing and reinforcing Rwandan citizen participation in existing local government consultations processes and platforms”, which will be implemented in five Districts to include: Gasabo, Nyagatare, Rutsiro, Huye and Musanze.…
Never Again Rwanda (NAR), Friday, convened at least 20 journalists from different media outlets in a one-day training aimed to equip media practitioners with basic gender concepts and gender analysis skills. NAR acknowledges the role of media in social transformation…
On the 11th of May 2018, youth convened in Camp Kigali, in a commemorative event to remember their peers who were killed in the 1994 Genocide against the Tutsi. The event was organized by the Ministry of Youth and National Youth Council, in partnership with…
After the atrocities of the 1994 Genocide against the Tutsi in which more than 1 million people were exterminated in the period of 100 days, not one individual would have predicted its impact on the society. Scientists especially mental health…
“Youth are the foundation for any country’s hope. When given the right opportunities, they can contribute to long term workforce constituting the sustainability of a nation’s achievements.” Rwanda still has lingering memories of the 1994 Genocide against the Tutsi which…