Comments on: What we owe genocide survivors

By: Emmanuel Mutsi

Emmanuel Mutsi — Fri, 17 Apr 2015 04:53:08 +0000

Shingiro said it, it feels like it was last night, I have had that trauma for 21 years until now. Surviving is one good thing but living with trauma is a big fight. I have always asked myself, how does someone control so much events, pain and anger recalled from different time frames at the same time?

By: shingiro

shingiro — Fri, 10 Apr 2015 23:17:26 +0000

Many thanks Alex, your voice is for the voiceless, and God has his funny ways to reward people like you.
In 1994 I was 10 years, 21 years later the memories are like of last evening’s dreams; a killer holding a machete over me, hunting a young boy with his dog as if I was a wild beast!!
Please link me with studying opportunities, it’s the only way you can support genocide survivors or visit us in a typical village of Eastern Rwanda or email me: shingiroa12(at)gmail.com

Many thanks
shingiro,
from survivors voice

By: Jeanne Zimmermann

Jeanne Zimmermann — Fri, 10 Apr 2015 14:10:40 +0000

Congratulations, Alex — As a parent of a student, Catherine Zimmermann ’07, I marveled at the incredible experiences you offered to �ֲ��ý students as they grew to appreciate and understand the Rwandan Genocide. Visiting Rwanda during the summer of ’07 was a wonderful experience for Catherine. Students at �ֲ��ý have been so fortunate to have you as a mentor and teacher — an honor well deserved.