PROJECT LAUNCH: Aiming to enhance citizen participation in Rwanda
Never Again Rwanda in partnership with Interpeace, with the support from the European Union Rwanda, on Wednesday officially launched…
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Journalists trained on gender-sensitive reporting
Never Again Rwanda (NAR), Friday, convened at least 20 journalists from different media outlets in a…
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…
Breaking the Cycle of Psychological Trauma
After the atrocities of the 1994 Genocide against the Tutsi in which more than 1 million…
A Country that loses its youth, fails its future
“Youth are the foundation for any country’s hope. When given the right opportunities, they can contribute…
Healing and Participatory Governance: Why is it important in Post-Genocide Rwanda?
Every society has historical, cultural, social, psychological and political repels that drive everything in it and…
“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,…