Education

Learning About the Genocide Against the Tutsi

Education plays a critical role in preventing genocide and combating hatred.

Ibuka Canada is committed to promoting education about the 1994 Genocide Against the Tutsi in Rwanda and supporting initiatives that help communities understand the causes, consequences, and warning signs of genocide.

The genocide claimed the lives of more than one million people in just 100 days in 1994. Learning about this history is essential to ensuring that future generations understand the dangers of hatred, discrimination, and extremist ideology.

Educational Goals

  • Promote accurate historical understanding

  • Encourage critical thinking about genocide and mass violence

  • Support educators and students with learning materials

  • Preserve survivor testimonies for future generations

Ibuka Canada aims to collaborate with educators, institutions, and community organizations to promote awareness and learning about genocide prevention.

Our Services

Supporting survivors, educating communities, preserving memories.

A serene memorial flame glowing softly in darkness, symbolizing remembrance and resilience.
A serene memorial flame glowing softly in darkness, symbolizing remembrance and resilience.
Survivor Support

Providing care, counseling, and community connections for survivors.

Educational Outreach

Sharing history and testimonies to foster understanding and prevention.

Memory Preservation

Maintaining archives and organizing commemorations for reflection.