Rana Nawas
Episode 67
Resilience & Surviving Genocide
In This Episode
Marie-Christine Nibagwire is a beacon of hope and strength amidst one of the darkest chapters of human history, the Rwandan genocide. From the devastating loss and turmoil to crossing borders on foot with her daughter in tow, Marie-Christine’s story is a testament to the unyielding human spirit in the face of unimaginable adversity. Today, Marie-Christine uses her expertise in trauma and resilience to help other genocide survivors and refugees through her organization, Safe Refuge Rwanda.
Marie-Christine Nibagwire shares her life-altering experience during the Rwandan genocide. Join us as we delve into her harrowing journey and her relentless pursuit of healing, both for herself and for fellow survivors.
We Explore:
- The stark realities of survival amidst genocide and the refugee experience.
- The healing process for trauma survivors and a surprising key to recovery.
- The distinctions between refugees and migrants, and the common humanity that binds us.
- Strategies for combating cyberbullying and fostering an environment of tolerance and respect online.
Topics Covered:
Overcoming Adversity
Mental Health and Wellbeing
Diversity and Inclusion Strategies
Notable Quotes:
"Before I became a refugee, I was not a sporty person!"
“Caring for refugees, healed me from my own pain.”
Explore Further:
To support Marie-Christine's organization, Safe Refuge Rwanda, or to learn more about her incredible work in aiding genocide survivors and refugees, please reach out via email at saferefugerwanda@gmail.com.
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