New Job Anouncement
RWAMREC intends to conduct a study on masculinity in Rwanda from March 2010 and would like solicit applications from an international consultant experienced in researching on masculinity. RWAMREC is also seeking 2 national consultants who will be involved in the organisation of the study and data collectors who will collect data on field under supervision of team leaders of the study. More
RWAMREC Chairman en route to Bangkok, Thailand
RWAMREC participates to the Africa MenEngage Symposium in Johanesbourg
From 5 to 9 October 2009, RWAMREC and the Rwanda MenEngage Network participated to the MenEngage Africa symposium organized by the Africa MenEngage Network in collaboration with the Global MenEngage Alliance and Sonke Gender Justice Network. More.
To view pictures of the symposium, click here. To view the Johanesbourg Declaration, click here. To view a book of case studies on engaging men, click here.
RWAMREC conducts trainings in 3 coffee cooperatives in the Western Province.
In the framework of its project Engaging Men and Women as partners for Violence prevention and Healthy Families in Rwandan coffee cooperatives, RWAMREC conducted trainings in COOPAC coffee Cooperative from 18-20 June 2009, in Abakundakahwa, Rushashi from 25-27 June 2009 and in Dukundekahwa, Musasa from 2 to 3rd July 2009. To view the report of this training, click here. To view pictures of the training click here
Rwanda MenEngage Network Listserve: If you want to know more about the Rwanda MenEngage Netwok, please visit its listserve by clicking here
RWAMREC conducts a consultation meeting to establish a MenEngage Network in Rwanda
On 12 June 2008, Rwanda Men’s Resource Centre (RWAMREC), in collaboration with UNDP Rwanda, facilitated a countrywide meeting focusing on engaging men and boys in issues of violence-prevention and reproductive health. Approximately 90 participants attended the meeting, representing a range of government agencies, national and international NGOs, UN agencies, and civil society.
For details you can click here
- Brazil, Chile, Rwanda and India: Proving What Works in Engaging Men
It is obvious that engaging men is vital to ending violence against women. But what works best to get them involved? What persuades them to change their attitudes? Will they change their actual behaviours? For details, click here. To view pictures of the planning meeting on this project, click here
RWAMREC celebrates the international women`s day 2008: More in english and Kinyarwanda
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New Job Anouncement
RWAMREC intends to conduct a study on masculinity in Rwanda from March 2010 and would like solicit applications from an international consultant experienced in researching on masculinity. RWAMREC is also seeking 2 national consultants who will be involved in the organisation of the study and data collectors who will collect data on field under supervision of team leaders of the study. More
RWAMREC Chairman en route to Bangkok, Thailand
RWAMREC participates to the Africa MenEngage Symposium in Johanesbourg
From 5 to 9 October 2009, RWAMREC and the Rwanda MenEngage Network participated to the MenEngage Africa symposium organized by the Africa MenEngage Network in collaboration with the Global MenEngage Alliance and Sonke Gender Justice Network. More.
To view pictures of the symposium, click here. To view the Johanesbourg Declaration, click here. To view a book of case studies on engaging men, click here.
RWAMREC conducts trainings in 3 coffee cooperatives in the Western Province.
In the framework of its project Engaging Men and Women as partners for Violence prevention and Healthy Families in Rwandan coffee cooperatives, RWAMREC conducted trainings in COOPAC coffee Cooperative from 18-20 June 2009, in Abakundakahwa, Rushashi from 25-27 June 2009 and in Dukundekahwa, Musasa from 2 to 3rd July 2009. To view the report of this training, click here. To view pictures of the training click here
Rwanda MenEngage Network Listserve: If you want to know more about the Rwanda MenEngage Netwok, please visit its listserve by clicking here
RWAMREC conducts a consultation meeting to establish a MenEngage Network in Rwanda
On 12 June 2008, Rwanda Men’s Resource Centre (RWAMREC), in collaboration with UNDP Rwanda, facilitated a countrywide meeting focusing on engaging men and boys in issues of violence-prevention and reproductive health. Approximately 90 participants attended the meeting, representing a range of government agencies, national and international NGOs, UN agencies, and civil society.
For details you can click here
- Brazil, Chile, Rwanda and India: Proving What Works in Engaging Men
It is obvious that engaging men is vital to ending violence against women. But what works best to get them involved? What persuades them to change their attitudes? Will they change their actual behaviours? For details, click here. To view pictures of the planning meeting on this project, click here
RWAMREC celebrates the international women`s day 2008: More in english and Kinyarwanda
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