Pascal Kanyemera, President of Humura Survivors Association , thanked the young people behind KU GICANIRO Canada. He urged us to keep remembering not just today, but every year , to use our voices, our screens, our stories to fight denial. #Kwibuka31 #KuGicaniroCanada

Esther Ishimwe sings Urukundo by Rugamba Cyprian , She gives melody to memory, and voice to the voiceless. A tribute wrapped in harmony #Kwibuka31 #KuGicaniroCanada

H.E Prosper Higiro reminded us Genocide is not random it is a political crime,crafted through hate and division. We remember so it never happens again He called on young people to honor those who sacrificed themselves & carry their legacy forward. #KuGicaniroCanada #Kwibuka31

We want to create spaces like this , safe, intentional, and powerful spaces where young people can remember, reflect, and reconnect with their identity and history. We are committed to carrying this forward. Remarks by Danny Kalisa PLP Canada Representative #KuGicaniroCanada

#KuGicaniroCanada comes to an End. One flame becomes many. From hand to hand, we light the night with memory. We are the generation that refuses to forget. From our candles, hope rises. #KuGicaniroCanada #Kwibuka31

Such a touching moment, seeing two generations in one frame. A broken past yet a promising future. Props to PLP canada for the beginning of a new platform in ottawa and the gta. A light was lit a sign of hope and resilience. Ntibazazima turiho. #kugicanirocanada

PHOTOS: How art shaped Genocide commemoration at Canadian arts centre Each artifact served as a quiet act of resistance against forgetting Rwanda in Canada newtimes.co.rw/article/25636/…

PHOTOS: How art shaped Genocide commemoration at Canadian arts centre newtimes.co.rw/article/25636/…

Young Rwandans in Canada gathered at the Shenkman Arts Center for KU Gicaniro Canada, an emotionally resonant evening of remembrance, art, and intergenerational dialogue to commemorate the victims of the 1994 Genocide against the Tutsi. en.igihe.com/spip.php?page=…

You’re invited to an evening of purpose and connection as we officially launch PLP Canada with a cocktail reception this July in Ottawa. Celebrate a new chapter with us. Registration required. Limited spots.

1 week to go🍸 We're officially counting down to the PLP Canada Launch! The guest list is locked, registration is closed, and the stage is set. Let the celebration begin.

The stage is set, the vibes are right, and the glasses are chilling. 🥂 PLP Canada Launch is loading… and trust us, you’ll want to be in the room for this. #PLPCanadaLaunch

A fireside chat as PLP Canada President Danny Kalisa sat down with Drayton Mulindabigwi to unpack the heart, hustle, and hope behind the movement. #PLPCanadaLaunch

We closed the night the only way we know how on our feet, in full vibe mode. One last dance to seal the memories, the joy, and the beginning of something big. #PLPCanadaLaunch

We launched a movement and looked good doing it. 🎥: Watch a recap of the PLP Canada Launch.

In 100 days, more than 1,000,000 people were killed. That history is ours to carry — and we refuse to forget. This April, youth in Canada gather to remember the 1994 Genocide Against the Tutsi. 500 people. $10 each. 7 Days. Donate via bit.ly/KuGicaniro2026 #KuGicaniro2026

🕯️ We remember. Join us in Ottawa on April 12, 2026 at 4PM for Ku Gicaniro Canada , a youth commemoration event marking 32 years since the 1994 Genocide Against the Tutsi. Theme: “Rising from the Ashes: 32 Years of Youth, Resilience & Renewal” Their memory lives in us.