"In our family we say It is better to live twice than to die twice."
A young woman shares her extraordinary story of surviving the Rwandan genocide and the secret of how she has sixteen...
Leontine Uwababyeyi is the only member of her family to escape the violence in Rwanda. Now in Montreal, she tells her story in classrooms giving local teenagers a concrete way to understand issues like cultural identity, migration and resilience.
She has been working with Concordia communication studies professor Liz Miller and a team of young refugees, students, educators, researchers and community organizers on Mapping Memories. This research/creation project helps young refugees articulate their experiences, primarily through digital media, and share them with their peers in Montreal.
to read the full article by Karen Herland:
http://www.concordia.ca/now/community-engagement/outreach-initiatives/20...