Beautiful girls meet

The 30th was a big deal; we met these young New york Ladies who started up a non profit Lwala (Living With A Life-long Ambition) – which is a youth based organization that employs innovative ways to involve youth in fundraising efforts for worthy causes. Their goal is to connect youth with tangible solutions for epic problems. so here we discussed and these young brilliant newyorkers were supprised to hear things like Genocide, reconciliation and all the other processes we talk about in Rwanda.the questions involved how do you unite people after Genocide? what caused Genocide? where was the International Community? do you have UN agencies in Rwanda? where were them during Genocide?where is actually Rwanda located? can we come and visit? then one who new Africa have been to Kenya and she was asking if we have poverty like the one she saw in Kenya? what would you answer? anyways, they are coming to Rwanda before the end of this year; those who are interested in meeting them get set for their coming.

When I was discussing with them my heart went back to FAWE Girls School and I came to remember some of my teachers who use drama to create awareness; this is our club in FAWE led by two young motivated rwandans.I love them for their motivation.I loved these young people them because they are invested in supporting young people who have a good cause. for more information just visit http://www.lwala.org/ .

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