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Survivors Stories
Angelic
From: The Hope that Remains
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People in Angelic’s life were attacked starting in 1991. She was a young adult, and early on in the genocide, her boyfriend was killed by one of his roommates. She was one of 43 people rounded up to be killed in a burial pit, but she she survived because she had fainted, and people brought her back home. After the genocide, she ended up caring for four children from her family, before marrying and having another two. She moved to Uganda in 2007 and then to Canada in 2015.
Contributors
Christine Magill
Christine Magill is an educator specializing in genocide studies. She has travelled to Rwanda five times over the last nine years and met with survivors and government officials. In 2015 Christine Magill received the Canadian Living Me to We Educator Award in recognition of her volunteer work and her engagement and involvement in genocide education. She lives and teaches in Strathmore, Alberta.
