Local advocacy and change agent group, GRACE RWANDA , whom we met at Capilano University s Justice

Local advocacy and change agent group,  GRACE RWANDA ,  whom we met at Capilano University s Justice High programme back in the spring, are presenting the inspirational speaker Yannick Tona  on his  "Ripples of Change" town country travel magazine  speaking tour of Canada on Saturday, October 15 at the Executive Inn Hotel, Burnaby, BC.  The evening will also raise awareness about what Grace Rwanda is working on. We have a student who is currently developing her MYP Personal Project around a sports gear drive for this organisation as well.
Yannick's story of how he survived the atrocities of the 1994 Rwandan Genocide at the young age of four are compelling and moving. The hope and passion Yannick town country travel magazine has for his country s future is truly inspiring. This young man will be a driving force on shaping the future of Rwanda.
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