Virtual Walk Talk Listen with Freddy Mutanguha (episode 137)

Episode 137 features Freddy Mutanguha, an inspiring individual with a profound personal history and a deep commitment to promoting peace and preventing genocide. Born in Burundi in 1976 and later moving to Rwanda, Freddy's life was significantly impacted by the 1994 Genocide against the Tutsi. He survived this tragic event, but lost most of his family, a turning point that fueled his dedication to human rights and peace education.
 
Freddy is the CEO of Aegis Trust, an organization devoted to preventing genocide through education, research, and advocacy. Under his leadership, Aegis Trust established the Kigali Genocide Memorial in Rwanda, a crucial site for remembrance and education about the genocide. His efforts extend beyond Rwanda, as he's played a pivotal role in promoting peace education across several African countries.
 
Freddy's academic and professional achievements are notable. He holds an MBA from Maastricht University, has been recognized as a prominent human rights activist, and serves in various influential roles, including as the Chair of the Board of Miracle Corner Rwanda and as an External Advisor to the USC Shoah Foundation Visual History Archives.
 
In his role with Aegis Trust, Freddy continues to be a leading voice in the fight against genocide, making a significant impact not just in East Africa but globally.
 
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