The Association of Student Genocide Survivors (known as AERG) is a group of survivors of the genocide who connect and represent student survivors across Rwanda.
Peace and Love Proclaimers (PLP) empowers students to take responsibility for establishing a more unified nation within their respective countries.
IDebate Rwanda is a youth led organisation that uses debate to change the lives of young Africans - by teaching them how to solve problems critically and creatively.
The Aegis Youth Department coordinates Aegis Trust youth activities related to genocide prevention and peace building.
Walk to Remember is a series of activities created to unite the international community and empower young people to take action against genocide and mass atrocities.
On the last Saturday of each month, millions of Rwandans work together to improve their communities. This programme is called Umuganda, meaning ‘coming together in common purpose’.
Young people run campaigns to raise awareness about the needs of survivors and raise funds to support peace building initiatives.
A Million Voices is your chance to share a message of remembrance, renewed hope for the future and unite your generation around shared human values.
Young people of Rwanda share messages of peace through paintings, drawings and poems. Their art pieces have been part of a travelling exhibition that has visited districts across Rwanda over a period of three months.