Hear the personal story of Eric Murangwa Eugene MBE, a survivor of the1994 genocide in Rwanda.
Eric Murangwa Eugene is a survivor of the 1994 genocide against the Tutsi in Rwanda. Chief Executive Officer and Co-Founder of the Ishami Foundation, Eric is also a former international footballer, a genocide education campaigner and a sport for development and peace advocate. It was his vision that brought together Football for Hope, Peace and Unity and Survivors Tribune into one organisation, The Ishami Foundation.
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Join the presentation and discussion to update the 2007-published DVD and booklet which captured Brent’s rich & diverse…
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Why do so many African-Caribbean families have Irish surnames? Explore what ancestry, identity and family history reveal. …
In Conversation with Chine McDonald
In Conversation with Chine McDonald brings author, broadcaster and leadership thinker Chine McDonald together with audiences for a…
Beyond Awareness: Exploring How Race and Culture Impact Our Responses to Child Sexual Abuse and Exploitation
Join leading researchers, academics and safeguarding practitioners for an important Black History Month conversation examining how race, culture…