Coexist: A Documentary

Resources

Here are some useful resources for more information on the Rwandan Genocide, conflict resolution and peace-building:

REACH U.S.A.
-The home page for the U.S. base of REACH (Reconciliation Evangelism And Christian Healing)

REACH in Rwanda Home Page
-The Rwanda home page for REACH (Reconciliation Evangelism And Christian Healing)

Healing and Rebuilding Our Communities
-This project of the Africa Great Lakes Initiative (AGLI) brings together people from all sides of a conflict in an attempt to begin healing the community.

Rwanda Youth Healing Center
-The center strives to provide youth with the psychological support they need to cope with trauma from the genocide.

Rwanda: The Wake of a Genocide
-A centralized collection of high-quality resources on the Rwandan genocide

National Unity and Reconciliation Commission
-Rwanda’s National office for achieving reconciliation. Here you can find an extensive report on the progress of reconciliation in Rwanda.

Axis of Hope
-An organization dedicated to teaching students to become leaders in conflict resolution and peace making.

ENOUGH Project
-A great group focused on ending conflict specifically in Africa

Books & DVDs

We Wish to Inform You That Tomorrow We Will Be Killed With Our Families
-A journalist’s gripping and disturbing investigation into the genocide. The title taken from a letter written to a pastor, tragically, turned out to be true.

Machete Season
-A french journalist’s investigation reveals chilling accounts direct from “genocidaires.” The convicted killers candidly share the shocking and disturbing stories of their experiences on the killing fields.

Ghosts of Rwanda
-FRONTLINE’s top-notch investigation into how the genocide happened on the 10th anniversary of the killings.

Left to tell
-Genocide survivor Immaculée Ilibagiza spent 91 days crammed into a tiny bathroom with 7 other women to hide from killers. The true story she wrote about her terrifying experience is gripping. While in hiding she even managed to teach herself to read English, helping her earn a job with the U.N. when the genocide ended.

The Bishop of Rwanda
-A Rwandan Bishop’s stirring first-hand account of seeing members of his own church butchered.

News Archives

BBC Slideshow
-A brief history of the 100 days of genocide as told in pictures and audio from the British Broadcasting Company.

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