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Grace Rwanda’s in the Rwandan News

  Just a few months after arriving in Rwanda to focus more on local operations, Grace Rwanda’s leaders are already in the news. Elizabeth Johnson was celebrated for her literacy promotion work with Grace Rwanda in a feature story in … Continue reading

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Grace Rwanda in the news: From Kwantlen to Kigali

Grace Rwanda co-founder Elizabeth Johnson continues to inspire others with her dedication to youth literacy in Rwanda. Recently the Kwantlen Polytechnic University graduate was profiled in the school’s 2014/15 Accountability Plan and Report, singled out with other exceptional grads who … Continue reading

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Grace Rwanda gets government recognition

Grace Rwanda is getting noticed by the government. We’ve been singled out as a notable Canadian international aid project by the Department of Foreign Affairs! We’re pleased to have been included in the federal government’s online initiative devoted to promoting … Continue reading

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We’ve Built Another Mini-Library in Rwanda

  This summer, the Grace Rwanda team set out to Muhanga, a rural district of 350,000 residents southeast of Rwanda’s capital, Kigali. We have been working with education officials there on an ambitious new plan. Over the next few years … Continue reading

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Grace Rwanda School Libraries

Grace Rwanda, in partnership with PREFER, supplied GS Cyuve and GS Karinzi, secondary schools in the Cyuve Sector with a total of $2,000 in school supplies in 2011: 2 wooden bookcases with locking doors for library book storage 1 television … Continue reading

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Grace Rwanda featured in the North Shore News

Making change in Rwanda By Manisha Krishnan, North Shore News June 8, 2011 When bad things happen, the natural human instinct is to try to forget about them. But sometimes, it can be crucial to remember, so that history doesn’t … Continue reading

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