A year ago,
Hart House
hosted a Talking Walls exhibit in collaboration with the U of T Law
Faculty's
International
Human Rights Program
for the release of the book
And I Live On: The Resilience of
Rwandan Genocide Survivors of Sexual Violence
. Just before the release of the book, Hart House Podcasting alums
Ruvimbo and Tony had a chance to meet with two U of T Law students from
the IHRP clinic to ask them about their work on this project, what
motivated them to pursue a career in law, and their reflections on some
of life's bigger questions.
This episode of
The West Meeting Room
we'll hear from India Annamanthadoo, who paints us a picture of her
travels Rwanda as she shares stories of vulnerability, connection and
empowerment. Please note that while the focus of these conversations is
on resilience, you should know that we will be discussing survivors of
sexual violence. So be sure to take care of yourself in whatever way is best.
Here is a link to the mentioned article that India wrote for
Rights Review:
Rights Review