Life and suffering of the survivors As part of the 23rd commemoration of the Tutsi genocide in Rwanda
Sunday, June 04, 2017 at 2 PM
Cahiers de Mémoire 2 PM
On the occasion of the publication of Cahiers de Mémoire, Kigali, 2014, ed. Classiques Garnier, 2017. With the support of the Fondation pour la Mémoire de la Shoah.
The memory workshop was created in 2014 within the Maison de quartier Rwanda avenir, in Kigali. The Cahiers de mémoire were written by the participants, they primarily remain narratives of the genocide, but the remembrance extends upstream and downstream, they speak about love, seasons, family, traditions.
In the presence of Annonciatia Mukamugema, survivor and author of the Cahier de mémoire, This day that never ended, the directors of the book Florence Prudhomme and Michelle Muller, and Marie-Odile Godard, lecturer, University of Amiens.
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followed by the projection of
Kwibuka by Michelle Muller
(France, documentary, 40 minutes, Rwanda Avenir, 2017)
The film traces the genesis of the memory workshop created in 2014 during the 20th commemoration of the genocide of the Tutsi. After a year of therapy and a journey of memory, the group of great mothers implemented in 2012 the first Kwibuka ceremony at the neighborhood house. Since then, these commemorations, introduced by an afternoon of exchanges with Dr. Naasson Munyandamutsa, have taken place every year.
In the presence of the director.
Tribute to Naasson Munyandamutsa 16h
Dr. Naasson Munyandamutsa was one of the few psychiatrists in Rwanda in the years following the genocide. In 1996, he began to rebuild the mental health system of the country. Under his leadership, the neuropsychiatric hospital of Ndera is rehabilitated, psychological support services for survivors and training programs are implemented. For nearly twenty years, Naasson will have been "this solid ground on which the survivors came to be anchored".
Reading of texts Naasson Munyandamutsa by Mickael Sengazi, actors, Carole Karemera, director of the Ishyo Arts Center and the company Uz et Coutumes.
In the presence of Sophie Musabeyezu, survivor, psychologist, Jeanne Allaire, survivor, Amélie Schafer, psychotherapist, Marie-Odile Godard, Samuel Musabyimana, brother of Naasson Munyandamutsa, and Frédéric Jacquet, vice president of Médecins du Monde.
Moderated by Marcel Kabanda, president of Ibuka France.
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