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Welcome to Youth Voices Rwanda, a platform by and for the Youth, aiming to champion and amplify the voices of the young people.

Youth Opinions

FOLLOWING YOUR CREATIVE DREAM

Just days before Women’s month, 24-year-old artist Romeo Niyigena launched his intriguing collection, ‘The Obsession’ at Indiba Art Space, celebrating the beauty of African women. We spoke to Romeo about his inspiration for this collection, following his passion and the future of art in Rwanda. Q: What inspired this collection? A: I like to paint […]

EMPOWERING PEACEBUILDERS

Since its Inception in 2011, our Peacebuilding Institute (PBI) has empowered over 300 young people worldwide, equipping them with the tools to become agents of peace in their respective countries. These dedicated alumni are committed to creating positive change and making a difference. Their stories embody hope and serve as inspiring examples of how PBI […]

EMBRACING FORGIVENESS: KINYAKURA ODETTE’S JOURNEY OF HEALING

Kinyakura Odette is a member of Never Again Rwanda’s Space for Peace located in Cyuve Sector, Musanze District. She shared her personal journey of how the 1994 Genocide against the Tutsi deeply impacted her, leading to long- standing resentment. As a child, she lost most of her mother’s family during the genocide, and her grandmother […]

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VOX POP: HATE SPEECH IS…

Hate speech is a serious problem that has long affected society. Young people are particularly vulnerable to becoming victims because they are more likely to be exposed to social media. They can also play a role in ending hate speech. In Vox Pop, we see how young people are affected by hate speech and how […]

Mizero: Overcoming guilt and shame from his parents’ acts

Mizero lived and enjoyed a normal childhood life before the Genocide against the Tutsi with his parents in leadership positions, enabling them to have a comfortable life. He was 9 years old when the 1994 Genocide against the Tutsi began. The 1994 Genocide affected people differently. For Mizero he felt immense shame when both his […]

Ngabo Karegeya: On Becoming a Changemaker

My name is Ngabo Karegeya, usually called Ibererya Bigogwe. I promote tourism and culture here at Nyabihu in a beautiful place called “Ibererya Bigogwe”. I graduated from the College of Business and Economics/SFB in Kigali and could not imagine that I would return to the countryside after graduation as most young people stay in Kigali […]

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