Safe and protected spaces are key contributing factors to healing
Twenty four years after the 1994 genocide against the Tutsi, Rwanda has seen growth and development…
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Creating the next generation of critical thinkers for peace
During the 1994 genocide against the Tutsi, young people were “arguably the biggest force in carrying…
NAR Undertakes ‘Youth Participation Awareness Campaign’ in Nyabihu
As a result of trainings on human rights and democratic decision making processes under Never Again Rwanda’s ‘Inzira…
NAR hosts Media Forum on Enhancing Participatory Governance Processes
Media is often cited as a crucial pillar of good governance and the critical link in…
Measuring Impact in Healing and Social Change
As a post-genocide country, Rwanda has worked through the government, private sector, civil society, and international…
Why participatory approaches in programme Monitoring, Evaluation and Learning are important?
Today, the benefits of participatory methods are not debatable as they outweigh the challenges. The involvement…
Inzira Nziza roots to elevate the voices of young people in public decisions that impact their lives
Under Inzira Nziza project in different occasions, Never Again Rwanda provides platforms for youth and decision-makers to discuss about critical…
Participatory family education: a necessity for democracy and good governance in Africa
“Promotion of good governance and enhancing citizen participation goes beyond the government sector and includes all…