SIT Study Abroad Uganda and Rwanda: Peace and Conflict Studies

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SIT Study Abroad Uganda and Rwanda: Peace and Conflict Studies Examine the root causes of conflict and critically examine measures to foster resettlement and reconciliation in Uganda and Rwanda.

SIT Study Abroad is a program of World Learning. Students on the Uganda and Rwanda: Peace and Conflict Studies in the Lake Victoria Basin program explore the history and causes of conflict and the measures that have been instituted to promote recovery and reconciliation. Students live in Gulu, Uganda, and Kigali, Rwanda, with homestays in each location.

Visiting the two decades museum in Kitgum. Thanks to the Refugee Law Project.
18/07/2017

Visiting the two decades museum in Kitgum. Thanks to the Refugee Law Project.

Visit to WEND Organization in Gulu. Women entrepreneurship example in a post conflict Reconstruction Organization.
14/07/2017

Visit to WEND Organization in Gulu. Women entrepreneurship example in a post conflict Reconstruction Organization.

07/07/2017
29/06/2017
Homestay Dad picks up daughter
19/06/2017

Homestay Dad picks up daughter

Program Center, prior to students' arrival...
17/06/2017

Program Center, prior to students' arrival...

Rwanda's development progress has been unmatched throughout Africa over the last decade. Learn more at the link below!
22/05/2017

Rwanda's development progress has been unmatched throughout Africa over the last decade. Learn more at the link below!

Rwanda recorded the most progress, followed by Ghana and Liberia in the fight against poverty since 2005

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