Journalists trained on gender-sensitive reporting
Never Again Rwanda (NAR), Friday, convened at least 20 journalists from different media outlets in a…
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Rwandan youth a true reflection of those who stopped the Genocide
On the 11th of May 2018, youth convened in Camp Kigali, in a commemorative event to remember their peers…
“Mental Health is Key in Peacebuilding” – Clinical Psychology Experts
When Never Again Rwanda was first formed 24 years ago, part of its goal was to…
The Big Question: Why NAR prioritizes youth in its programs?
There has been both a national and global call to prioritize youth in the development agenda,…
Expressive Approaches in an attempt to heal wounds
“I used to ask myself if I had any reason to live, life didn’t make any…
The 2018 Youth Arts Competition Launch
One of Never Again Rwanda’s main goals, as largely expressed by its Societal Healing and Participatory…
NAR hosts 200 youth to discuss dealing with inter-generational trauma
On the 3rd of April 2018, Never Again Rwanda hosted a national conference with an aim…
Peace in the Great Lakes region is in the hands of its youth
Never Again Rwanda, in partnership with International Alert through the support of the Swedish Embassy in…