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a peace of a new year’s wish

a peace of lake kivu

Dive into the new year with A Peace of Life in Rwanda!

Merry Christmas and happy new year…Noheli nziza n’umwaka mushya muhire…to all of our youth peace catalysts, volunteers and supporters. You truly are amazing and we can’t thank you enough! May we continue to inspire each other to fill our world with love, hope and peace.

Pictured: A welcome break for youth at Lake Kivu after a full week of intense training at Peace Camp 2011. Plans are now in the works for the next Peace Camp and other youth activities in 2012. Looks like we’re heading into another challenging and exciting year…can’t wait to dive in! Join us!

Photo credit: A Peace of Life/Johnny Lam Photography


a peace of water for all

Our Friday Fun Foto today:  Creative use of water in a drought-prone region. It’s a fun photo but a serious issue, many denied access to safe, clean water in our world. Learn more at World Water Day.

Photo taken by Germaine, one of the gafotozi, as part of developing her photo essay on the environment.

Together with the other gafotozis, Germaine  attended peace camp as our “official photographers”. See more photos.

We’re now fundraising for peace camp 2. Please help us today!


a peace of bathtime

Friday fun foto…the wash cyle. Water is a precious commodity – whatever you manage to carry back to the house – and used sparingly.  Little Miss Independent (below) does a great job with what she has.

 

A little more about today’s featured photo and photographer: Claudine, one of our gafotozi, took this photo as part of learning about the use of patterns, sequences, colors and shapes in photography. It was one of her favourite shots and selected to be included in the village art exhibit held on the final day of class.

Special event: If you’re in the Toronto area, there will be a special showing of the gafotozi art exhibit along with a surprise film screening as part of International Day of Peace activities. More details posted next week.

Like what you see? Claudine would love to go to peace camp. You can help her realize this dream.