EP 18: Survivors Series - Saying Hello Again - Kwibuka 29 with Consolee Nishimwe
When you are going through it, do you have someone who listens to your heart?
This is a heart-to-heart conversation with a survivor. By using the Saying Hello Again methodology, a concept of the Tree of Life Narrative technique, our survivors series are to give space to survivors, a transformativ…
#4 - Happiness Is A Choice with Consolee Nishimwe
Community Conversationswith Alex & DydineEpisode 4Did you know that it was going to open doors for your healing journey or were you terrified?Special guest Consolee Nishimwe. Happiness is a choice.
Kind Kulture - Episode 2: Small Acts, Big Impact
Welcome to Episode 2 of “Kind Kulture” - “Small Acts, Big Impact.” In this profound journey into the world of kindness, we explore how simple acts of compassion can create waves of change. Our guest host, Consolee Nishimwe, a remarkable author, genocide survivor, women activist, and public speaker,…
#15 - Importance of Giving with Jordan & Consolee (Giving Tuesday)
Community Conversations with Alex & Dydine
Episode 15
Is there a difference in reception of yoga practices in more developed communities vs impoverished ones?
Special Guests Jordan Ashley & Consolee Nishimwe: On Importance of Giving
Rwandan Genocide - 30 Years Later
Consolee Nishimwe was 14 when the civil unrest in Rwanda reached boiling point, Consolee’s father and three younger brothers were murdered, and she was kidnapped for being Tutsi, held and tortured for 3 months. When the genocide ended Consolee returned to school, and many of the perpetrators return…
30 Years After the Rwandan Genocide - April 10, 2024
This edition of Straight Talk Africa looks at the Rwandan genocide 30 year anniversary. Managing Editor for VOA Africa television, Vincent Makori, hosts the show and is joined by genocide survivor and author Consolee Nishimwe, the executive director of African Great Lakes Action Network Claude Gate…
Survivor Story of the 1994 Rwandan Genocide Against the Tutsi with Consolee Nishimwe
In April of 1994, Consolee Nishimwe was an ordinary 14 year old girl living a happy life with her family in Rwanda. This was until April 7, 1994 when the Hutu majority went on a 100 killing spree with machettes murdering Tutsi women, men and children. During this period Hutu men also raped an estim…
Choosing Hope After Darkness: Consolee Nishimwe's Journey to Light | From Dark To Light - Episode 5
In this moving episode of From Dark to Light, Julie sits down with Consolee Nishimwe, a survivor of the 1994 genocide against the Tutsi in Rwanda. At only fourteen, she endured the unthinkable. She lost her father and three brothers, fled from home, survived brutal attacks, and carried wounds that…
Episode #7: Surviving the 1994 Genocide Against the Tutsi: Hope and Resilience with Consolee Nishimwe
How does one find hope after surviving a genocide? In today's episode of Conversations on Genocide, Elia is speaking with Consolee Nishimwe, a survivor of the 1994 Genocide Against the Tutsi, writer, and activist. Consolee shares her experiences surviving the genocide, and how she has found hope an…
Ep 640: Education in Motion with Donna Rosenblum and guest Matt Loew on hmTv
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In Episode 640 of Education in Motion on hmTv, host Donna Rosenblum welcomes Matt Loew, Assistant Principal for Humanities at Syosset High School, for an in-depth conversation about the power and continued importance of Holocaust education.
Matt shares his journey from classroom te…
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