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• We Must Do More to Support Survivors

  Posted: July 16, 2015

  After genocide or other forms of mass atrocity crimes end, there seems to be a tendency to quickly move on from the scene of the massacres. Leaving behind the fresh dead bodies, the news media turn their attention to what … Read more about We Must Do More to Support Survivors »

• Fighting Genocide Denial Today

  Posted: June 20, 2015

  Genocide scholars like Dr. Gregory H. Stanton make clear that denial is the final stage of genocide, coming right after extermination. Linda Melvern has stated that “genocide denial follows the crime as night follows day and its purpose is the … Read more about Fighting Genocide Denial Today »

• Genocide Survivors Foundation Welcomes its Board of Directors and Advisory Board

  Posted: June 15, 2015

  Genocide Survivors Foundation (GSF) is pleased to welcome members of its Board of Directors and Advisory Board. The GSF Boards are composed of individuals of diverse background and experience and board members brings skills from the fields of education, business, … Read more about Genocide Survivors Foundation Welcomes its Board of Directors and Advisory Board »

• Rwanda Observes the 21st Anniversary of the 1994 Genocide

  Posted: April 6, 2015

  April 7th marks the international day of remembrance for Rwanda. On this day, Rwanda, the United Nations and a number of other institutions and communities around the world will observe the 21st anniversary of the 1994 genocide against the Tutsi … Read more about Rwanda Observes the 21st Anniversary of the 1994 Genocide »

• GSF Founder Participates in Genocide Awareness Month Activities

  Posted: April 2, 2015

  Since the anniversaries of a number of genocides fall in April, April has been designated as the Genocide Awareness and Prevention month. This April, Jacqueline Murekatete, founder and president of Genocide Survivors Foundation (GSF), participated in a number of activities … Read more about GSF Founder Participates in Genocide Awareness Month Activities »