Some schools were destroyed in the war. Yet the need is strong, especially for secondary and vocational schools teaching carpentry, car repair, metal work, agriculture and tourism. Much remains to be done, but there are no models to apply here. What happened here is beyond understanding. It's not because Rwandans have less humanity than other people.
Inhumanity happens in different ways in all parts of the world.
We don't manufacture guns and bullets. Here we still value life in relationships. Hutu and Tutsi sit in the same pew, sing from the same book, work in the same office. Here a person is not valued for how much he has but by how much he shares. Calif. She visited Rwanda in October.