Africa Leadership Initiative Fellows train with Aegis on Peace Education
A delegation of around a hundred fellows at the prestigious Africa Leadership Initiative (ALI) visited the Kigali Genocide Memorial on 5th May to commemorate the [...]
Bimbo welcomes peace education
Bimbo commune in the south of Bangui, capital of the Central African Republic, witnessed some of the fiercest fighting during the post-election crisis of 2021 [...]
Kwibuka 29 observed at Kigali Genocide Memorial
Today, April 7th, the start of Kwibuka 29 was marked at the Kigali Genocide Memorial as the President and First Lady of Rwanda lit the [...]
Hate Radio: award-winning co-production returns for Kwibuka 29
A new production of the award-winning play ‘Hate Radio’ by acclaimed Swiss theatre director Milo Rau is to be staged at the Battersea Arts Centre [...]
Central African Republic: leveraging cultural week for peacebuilding
Cultural Week in the Central African Republic provided the Aegis Trust’s peacebuilding team in Bangui with an opportunity to leverage engagement in cultural activities to [...]
Kim Simon: a legacy of testimony and learning
Kim Simon - formerly Managing Director of the USC Shoah Foundation - has passed away following a battle with Multiple System Atrophy, a rare degenerative [...]
Young people acquire skills and knowledge on Peace and Values Education
A three-day Youth Champions workshop on Peace and Values Education was held by Aegis at the Kigali Genocide Memorial in the first week of February, [...]
BAFTA-nominated film inspired by Kigali Genocide Memorial
Jo Ingabire’s BAFTA-nominated short BAZIGAGA is a fictional drama about a pastor and his daughter seeking refuge with a traditional healer during the Genocide against [...]
Central African Republic: building peace amid conflict
“Peace is really important, isn’t it? If there’s no peace, we can’t come to school. That’s why the team from Aegis came to educate us.” [...]