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Reconciliation, Conflict Resolution and Peacebuilding in
Rwanda

Partners: Peacemakers Trust | AEBR | The Sharing Way

Peacemakers Trust has received an invitation from The Sharing Way, a Canadian faith-based development agency, and its Rwandan partner, the Association des Eglises Baptistes au Rwanda (AEBR) to work with them to develop a three year plan of action that responds to emerging needs and challenges in post-genocide Rwanda. The participatory planning process will involve consultation and planning meetings with a number of Rwandan church leaders from around Rwanda, including women and youth leaders.

This initiative follows a 2008 visit to Rwanda by Catherine Morris, managing director of Peacemakers Trust. Her visits with local organizations and church leaders resulted in an invitation to return to Rwanda in 2010 to work with AEBR leaders to assist with planning of initiatives in conflict resolution, peace building and reconciliation. Catherine is currently working with Rwandan and Canadian partners to design a participatory planning process to take place in March, 2010. Catherine is working with Rev. Gato Munyamasoko, the Reconciliation and Peacebuilding Specialist for The Sharing Way in Rwanda, to co-facilitate AEBR's planning process.


You can become a partner in raising the costs of this initiative with a tax-deductable donation to Peacemakers Trust, a Canadian charity focused on conflict transformation and peacebuilding.

Other resources on Rwanda

>> RWANDA: links to organizations fostering conflict transformation and reconciliation in Rwanda

>> A Selected Bibliography: Peacebuilding and Reconciliation in Rwanda

>> Peacemakers Trust News Clipping Service: Rwanda

>> Follow Peacemakers Trust "WatchingAfrica" on Twitter

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