# Sandra Uwiringiyimana
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sandra uwiringiyimana, a member of the Banyamulenge tribe (also referred to as Tutsi Congolese), and was born in South Kivu, located in the Democratic Republic of Congo, but spent the majority of her childhood in the Congolese city of Uvira. She is a survivor of the Second Congo War, and the 2004 massacre at the refugee camp in Gatumba Burundi by the National Liberation Front of Burundi. She spent a few years in Africa as a stateless refugee, before the U.N. offered them a chance to relocate to America in late 2005.
Episode 18: Dewey Goes Global
In Episode 18, Dewey Decibel steps out onto the international stage.
First, American Libraries Associate Editor and Dewey Decibel host Phil Morehart talks with Sandra Uwiringiyimana, author of How Dare the Sun Rise: Memoirs of War Child (HarperCollins, 2017), which chronicles her life as a surviv…
minisode 3 - how dare the sun rise by sandra uwiringiyimana
we’re back with another minisode!! this time we’re looking at how dare the sun rise: memoirs of an african war child by sandra uwiringiyimana.
Sandra Uwiringiyimana's Path to Find Her Voice
This is a podcast about the book " How Dare the Sun Rise" by Abigail Pesta and Sandra Uwiringiyimana. It gives a little review of the book which is about Sandra Uwiringiyimana's life and her challenges and accomplishments through time. The book focuses on Sandra's determination to overcome the bigg…
LendAnEar Trailer
This is the episode trailer for our book club podcast, LendAnEar, with readers Yvette, Yeabsera, and Chanel. Lend an ear as we discuss the book How Dare the Sun Rise by Sandra Uwiringiyimana.
How Dare the Sun Rise: Pt.3 - The Finale
Today we had our final discussion on the book, “How Dare the Sun Rise” by Sandra Uwiringiyimana. We discussed background history, how much Sandra has grown throughout the book, acts of discrimination, and much more. We also gave our final thoughts and reviews of this phenomenal book! Don’t forget t…
S.2 Ep.9 – The Disasters book launch party
On this episode we hear a recording of the launch party for Crozet Teen Librarian MK England’s debut novel, The Disasters. We also talk about what we’re reading.
Erica mentioned reading The Girl Who Smiled Beads by Clemantine Wamariya, which reminded her of some aspects of How Dare the Sun Rise…
Episode 3: Padrecast 2, Community Reads Guest Author
In this episode, The Rev. Scott Brown, TMI Headmaster, shares his thoughts and reflections on Convocation Day and the senior retreat to Mo Ranch; we talk about the guest author visit by Sandra Uwiringiyimana and discuss her presentation and impact that she made on our students; and we highlight som…
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How Dare the Sun Rise: Memoirs of a War Child by Sandra Uwiringiyimana with Abigail Pesta
Join us as we discuss this memoir that taught us that there is hope even when all looks bleak.
Believing God for Healing After War Crimes, with Jolie Nabigondo (Part 2)
When the trauma of life feels too heavy to bear, where else can we go but to Jesus? He alone understands the depth of our wounds and the weight of the sins committed against us. This week, Jolie Nabigondo returns to share the extraordinary story of how Christ met her in the aftermath of unthinkable…
My Side of the River
Congolese pastor Rachel Uwiringiyimana kicks off our My Side of the River Series sharing what we have to learn from female protagonists in scripture whose identity intersects with location and dislocation, with being home and being an immigrant. The message will be translated by her daughter, Sand…
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