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Rescue and Resilience in the Rwandan Genocide: A Survivor’s Voice (Session I)
The Wagner College Holocaust Center, Education Department and History Department will be offering two opportunities for the Wagner community to hear Consolee Nishimwe speak about her experiences during the Rwandan Genocide.
Only 14 years old, Nishimwe went into hiding with her mother, a teacher, and her younger siblings. Her father and brothers did not survive the massacres. She experienced violent trauma, yet encountered goodness among a few neighbors. A gender activist, Nishimwe is the author of Tested to the Limit: A Genocide Survivor’s Story of Pain, Resilience and Hope.
If you can't make the first time at 11:20am, join LC10 at 1pm!
Rescue and Resilience in the Rwandan Genocide: A Survivor’s Voice (Session II)
The Wagner College Holocaust Center, Education Department and History Department will be offering two opportunities for the Wagner community to hear Consolee Nishimwe speak about her experiences during the Rwandan Genocide.
Only 14 years old, Nishimwe went into hiding with her mother, a teacher, and her younger siblings. Her father and brothers did not survive the massacres. She experienced violent trauma, yet encountered goodness among a few neighbors. A gender activist, Nishimwe is the author of Tested to the Limit: A Genocide Survivor’s Story of Pain, Resilience and Hope.
Join the FYP class of Prof. Rita Reynolds and Vanessa Washington-Smith at 1pm-2:30pm in Union 201.
International Film Festival: “Where Are We Headed?”
"Where Are We Headed?" is 'a road movie' encapsulated in the Moscow metro system and filmed over the course of one year is a documentary film that observes cultural and social issues in modern Russia.
Contact philip.cartelli@wagner.edu for more info.