Cette étude explore les facteurs et les conséquences psychosociales des grossesses chez les adolescentes au Rwanda, en les identifiant comme un enjeu majeur de santé publique et sociale qui impacte profondément les jeunes femmes et leurs communautés. Elle examine également les répercussions négatives des grossesses chez les adolescentes sur l’harmonie familiale et la paix au […]

This study explores the psychosocial factors and effects of adolescent pregnancies in Rwanda, identifying them as a critical public health and social concern that greatly affects young women and their communities. It also examines the negative consequences of adolescent pregnancies on family harmony and peace within communities and proposes comprehensive psychosocial support for adolescent mothers.

Welcome to the inaugural edition of Bridges to Peace: Foundations of Healing and Resilience, a journal dedicated to exploring the transformative work of Interpeace and our partners in Rwanda. In this first issue, we embark on a journey to unravel the core values and impactful initiatives that define our mission of fostering peace, resilience, and […]

This report outlines the findings of a randomised controlled trial (RCT) that assessed how effective multi-family healing spaces (MFHS) were at increasing family resilience, community trust, and individual healing. The RCT rigorously tested and measured the impact of this culturally adapted intervention in a number of different Rwandan communities affected by the genocide against the […]

This report outlines the findings of a randomised controlled trial (RCT) that assessed how effectively Resilience-oriented therapy (ROT) enhances emotional resilience and recovery from trauma. ROT is a programme protocol launched by Interpeace in collaboration with Prison Fellowship Rwanda, Haguruka, and Dignity in Detention. The programme was implemented with the support of the Rwandan government […]

In 2020, the Federal Democratic Republic of Ethiopia (FDRE) published its first ever Ethiopian Police Doctrine. The Doctrine was part of an institutional reform to promote peace and democratic governance. The central reform agenda stipulated in the Ethiopian Police Doctrine is to ‘Demilitarise, Depoliticise, Decentralise and Democratise’ the police and ensure police conduct is guided […]