Tubeho ("to live again") Project: Rwandan Survivors of Genocide
College of Arts & Sciences

During the fall of 2006, Roosevelt University's College of Arts and Sciences and the Mansfield Institute for Social Justice partnered with the Crossroads Fund and with Women's Equity in Access to Care and Treatment (WE-ACTx) to bring the powerful Tubeho Project to Roosevelt University.  The exhibit was displayed in the lobby of the Roosevelt University Auditorium Building from November-December, 2006 and was seen by hundreds of visitors, thereby educating them about the genocide in Rwanda. 

Roosevelt University maintains the Tubeho Project and makes it available to Chicago-area universities, schools, and community organizations to raise both awareness and funds for the survivors of the Rwandan genocide.

To learn more about the Tubeho Project, including how you can bring the exhibit to your community, please visit the links below:

• About the Tubeho Project
• Sample photo and testimony of a Rwandan survivor
• Installation Shots of the Tubeho Project at Roosevelt University
• Press Release - Roosevelt University raises money for the Rwandan genocice survivors
• Past Exhibitions for the Tubeho Project
• How to Lease the Tubeho Project Exhibit (proceeds donated to the people of Rwanda)
• Donate to WE-ACTx to support the Rwandan genocide survivors

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