Hannah Grayson is a Lecturer in French and Francophone Studies at the University of Stirling. Nicki Hitchcott is Professor of French and African Studies at the University of St Andrews.

‘Rwanda since 1994 supports the field of Rwanda Studies in reorienting itself from genocide history towards progress since the atrocities.’ Anna Katila, Wasafiri

• IntroductionHannah Grayson and Nicki HitchcottRwanda is Not Hotel RwandaMalaika UwamahoroPart One: A Changing Nation‘Memory-Traces’ in the Works of Felwine Sarr and Bruce Clarke: What Stories of Change Can Commemorate the Genocide Against the Tutsi?Eloïse BrezaultCompeting Narratives and Performances in Rwanda’s Gacaca CourtsAnanda Breed and Astrid JamarHuman Rights Reporting on Rwanda’s Gacaca Courts: a Story of Stagnation and FailureBenjamin Thorne and Julia ViebachThe Incorporation of Women in Rwandan PoliticsLouise Umutoni-BowerRe-branding Rwanda’s Peacekeeping Identity during Postconflict TransitionGeorgina Holmes and Ilaria BuscagliaOne Rwanda for all Rwandans’: (Un)Covering the Batwa in Post-Genocide RwandaMeghan Laws, Richard Ntakirutimana and Bennett CollinsPart Two: Changing PeopleWriting as Reconciliation: Bearing Witness to Life After GenocideCatherine GilbertDecolonizing Trauma Therapy in RwandaCaroline Williamson SinaloPromising Generations: From Intergenerational Guilt to Ndi UmunyarwandaRichard M. BendaImbabazi, Kwicuza & Christian Testimonials of ForgivenessMadelaine HronStories as Change: Using Writing to Facilitate Healing Among Genocide Survivors in RwandaLaura Apol

Hannah Grayson is a Lecturer in French and Francophone Studies at the University of Stirling. Nicki Hitchcott is Professor of French and African Studies at the University of St Andrews.

‘Rwanda since 1994 supports the field of Rwanda Studies in reorienting itself from genocide history towards progress since the atrocities.’ Anna Katila, Wasafiri

• IntroductionHannah Grayson and Nicki HitchcottRwanda is Not Hotel RwandaMalaika UwamahoroPart One: A Changing Nation‘Memory-Traces’ in the Works of Felwine Sarr and Bruce Clarke: What Stories of Change Can Commemorate the Genocide Against the Tutsi?Eloïse BrezaultCompeting Narratives and Performances in Rwanda’s Gacaca CourtsAnanda Breed and Astrid JamarHuman Rights Reporting on Rwanda’s Gacaca Courts: a Story of Stagnation and FailureBenjamin Thorne and Julia ViebachThe Incorporation of Women in Rwandan PoliticsLouise Umutoni-BowerRe-branding Rwanda’s Peacekeeping Identity during Postconflict TransitionGeorgina Holmes and Ilaria BuscagliaOne Rwanda for all Rwandans’: (Un)Covering the Batwa in Post-Genocide RwandaMeghan Laws, Richard Ntakirutimana and Bennett CollinsPart Two: Changing PeopleWriting as Reconciliation: Bearing Witness to Life After GenocideCatherine GilbertDecolonizing Trauma Therapy in RwandaCaroline Williamson SinaloPromising Generations: From Intergenerational Guilt to Ndi UmunyarwandaRichard M. BendaImbabazi, Kwicuza & Christian Testimonials of ForgivenessMadelaine HronStories as Change: Using Writing to Facilitate Healing Among Genocide Survivors in RwandaLaura Apol

Hannah Grayson is a Lecturer in French and Francophone Studies at the University of Stirling. Nicki Hitchcott is Professor of French and African Studies at the University of St Andrews.

‘Rwanda since 1994 supports the field of Rwanda Studies in reorienting itself from genocide history towards progress since the atrocities.’ Anna Katila, Wasafiri

• IntroductionHannah Grayson and Nicki HitchcottRwanda is Not Hotel RwandaMalaika UwamahoroPart One: A Changing Nation‘Memory-Traces’ in the Works of Felwine Sarr and Bruce Clarke: What Stories of Change Can Commemorate the Genocide Against the Tutsi?Eloïse BrezaultCompeting Narratives and Performances in Rwanda’s Gacaca CourtsAnanda Breed and Astrid JamarHuman Rights Reporting on Rwanda’s Gacaca Courts: a Story of Stagnation and FailureBenjamin Thorne and Julia ViebachThe Incorporation of Women in Rwandan PoliticsLouise Umutoni-BowerRe-branding Rwanda’s Peacekeeping Identity during Postconflict TransitionGeorgina Holmes and Ilaria BuscagliaOne Rwanda for all Rwandans’: (Un)Covering the Batwa in Post-Genocide RwandaMeghan Laws, Richard Ntakirutimana and Bennett CollinsPart Two: Changing PeopleWriting as Reconciliation: Bearing Witness to Life After GenocideCatherine GilbertDecolonizing Trauma Therapy in RwandaCaroline Williamson SinaloPromising Generations: From Intergenerational Guilt to Ndi UmunyarwandaRichard M. BendaImbabazi, Kwicuza & Christian Testimonials of ForgivenessMadelaine HronStories as Change: Using Writing to Facilitate Healing Among Genocide Survivors in RwandaLaura Apol