President Paul Kagame joined AERG members and thousands of youth in the ‘Walk to Remember’ during 18th commemoration of genocide
Students who survived the 1994 Genocide against the Tutsi dancing cultural songs
130 Hectare piece of land was donated to AERG and it's being used to generate sustainable income.
Around one million Tutsi killed in the Genocide against Tutsi in 1994, Here orphans are cleaning bones of their parents and relatives
AERG members visit Ntarama Genocide memorial site to learn more about genocide
AERG Country Coordinator Gatari Egide with Minister of defense and Minister of Culture and members of AERG at National Amahoro Stadium celebrating 13 anniversary of AERG
18 years after Genocide, survivors still fight against Genocide consequences. One of the big consequence of genocide was a lack of families especially parents. AERG brings a new family structure.. Read more
AERG has 1,000 trained counselors; this team will be used every time when commemoration events are organized. What we need in AERG is to be communicated before. It is survivors’.. Read more
This Saturday, AERG members, survivors and Rwandan in general begin a 100 days mourning and commemoration period. Commemoration ceremonies were opened by HE Paul KAGAME at Gisozi Memorial site where.. Read more
