Great News! Our Reverberate Genocide Prevention Conference will be live-streamed. Sign up to hear from Hazara, Tigrayan, Uyghur, Tibetan, Tutsi and Tamil community representatives + an exceptional panel of experts. Register here: us06web.zoom.us/webinar/regist… 1/3

Dear Tegaru, I would like to highlight this conference on Sunday. Tigrayan community members (along with other survivor communities) helped organize it. There are great speakers and sessions in store. Livestream sign-up is here: us06web.zoom.us/webinar/regist… #TigrayGenocide

Throughout history, no genocide has ever been initiated by a woman. We must involve women in efforts to resolve international conflicts. Women use dialogue when addressing genocide, while men use violence. Dr. Gregory Stanton at the Genocide Prevention 2025 by Alliance of Genocide Victim Communities

When the conversation of genocide is on the table, it is already too late. Professor John Packer, Director of the Human Rights Research and Education Centre University of Ottawa at the 25 Genocide Prevention by Alliance of Genocide Victim Communities

There is far too much suffering in the world and far too little prayer.

It was an honor to spend a day at the University of Ottawa with my fellow survivors, advocates, and researchers of the Genocide Studies for the 25th Genocide Prevention event organized by Alliance of Genocide Victim Communities more at instagram.com/p/DIIGcqigDvoG…

#Kwibuka31 , in solidarity with the survivors // #Kwibuka31 , en solidarité avec les survivants

A moment of Silence We pause to honor the over one million Tutsi lives lost in 1994. The silence speaks of pain, resilience, and the responsibility we bear to remember, to educate, and to fight genocide denial. Never Again is now. #Kwibuka31 #KwibukaCanada

instagram.com/p/DIKbs25g8W26… #kwibuka31 #Tigray 25 Genocide Prevention conference.

We remember, we grieve, we rise. Survivors carry the weight of the past with unshakable strength. From the ashes of genocide, we choose to live, to honor, and to protect. #Kwibuka31

"Each day felt like it could be our last, and it came with terrible memories that left unbearable wounds. For three months, we endured unimaginable horrors that will stay with us forever. Despite everything that we went through, we never lost hope #Kwibuka31

#DearSurvivor It is our responsibility as parents and genocide survivors to teach, educate and empower the next generations so that they are ready to take over 💪🏼❤️ Naike has a poem for you as we start #Kwibuka31 period 🙏 She did it in 4 languages! #TwibukeTwiyubaka

In the going, He guides us. In the waiting, He renews us. In the battle, He strengthens us. In the grief, He comforts us.

In the aftermath of the Holocaust, few could have fathomed that another genocide could unfold, this time targeting the Tutsi. To the survivors and victims: whatever steps you take to heal and safeguard your communities, remember that you owe no one an explanation. Never Again.

Let’s talk about how power protects itself through denial. What if denying the 1994 Genocide against the Tutsi isn't just ignorance but a calculated extension of white supremacy? Who benefits when the truth is erased? #Kwibuka31

To the survivors: you were asked to carry what no one should. And still, you chose healing over hate. For that, we are forever in your debt. Thank you for rebuilding what was meant to be destroyed. #Kwibuka31

Nice is different from kind. Being nice often pleases others, while kind people are able to uphold their boundaries.

Dear Tegaru, in addition to asking every federal candidate running in the Canadian election to publicly support human rights, this letter calls for recognition of #TigrayGenocide. A postal code & email address is all that’s needed: win.newmode.net/allianceofgeno… #cdnpoli #Election2025

I feel Easter should be celebrated more than Christmas. It’s the entire core and essence of Christianity.

I like bothered people. I like people who would not sit and keep quiet when things around them are burning. I want to know you are hurting and if you can SCREAM. At least speak up for yourself even if no one is listening. At least you listened to yourself and not your silence