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  • Inclusive Education: Promoting a Culture of Peace in support of inclusive education, Rwanda (+)

    This project was set up to deal with the aftermath of the genocide which raged through the country, killing some 800,000 persons. By propagating a culture of peace, the main idea was to enable each student to feel well integrated in both the school and the community. The point of departure of this project was embedded in the tragic experience endured by everyone during the genocide.

    Topic: Education
    Region: Africa
    Resource Type: Case Study
    Author: UNESCO
    Country: Rwanda
    Year: 2008
    Language: English
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