The extraordinary story of three Rwandan kids who walk 3000 miles to the Soccer World Cup in South Africa. Post-film discussion with Debs Patterson, Director.

A documentary depicting the healing and reconciliation that took place between mortal enemies after the genocide in Rwanda in 1994. Mureithi films the emotional gathering of 10 perpetrators and 10 survivors of the genocide as they participate in a three-day workshop involving a dialogue about forgiveness and reconciliation. Post film discussion with Laura Shipler Chico.

A documentary film which depicts the journey of two South Africans to bring healing and reconciliation to their country post-Apartheid. Post film discussion with Howard Grace, executive producer.

In the week that marks the twentieth anniversary of the Rwandan genocide, Quakers in Britain launch an extraordinary book and exhibition: “This Light that Pushes Me”. African peacebuilders relate their journey from violence, to healing, to activism. An evening of music, discussion and live performances.
See the flyer or website for more details about exhibition dates and the Wednesday night film series we will be holding in April.

With Dr Phil Clark. A vast country with immense economic resources, the Democratic Republic of Congo (DRC) has been the theatre of particularly bloody and intricate conflicts for most of the last two decades, causing an estimated 5.4 million deaths and an ongoing humanitarian crisis, with widespread rape used as a weapon of war. The recent signing of peace agreements between the Congolese government and the M23 rebel group has brought the conflict back into the spotlight.