Photos from RwandaPhotos from Rwanda

Ervin Staub and Laurie Anne PearlmanErvin Staub and Laurie Anne PearlmanProject on healing, reconciliation and the Project on healing, reconciliation and the prevention of violence.prevention of violence.

Pictures from the early years of our Pictures from the early years of our projectsprojects

1999-2005. For articles on this work see downloads at 1999-2005. For articles on this work see downloads at www.ervinstaub.com

For description of this work and later work with educational radio For description of this work and later work with educational radio programs and their evaluation seeprograms and their evaluation see

Staub, E. (2011). Staub, E. (2011). Overcoming evil: Genocide, violent conflict and Overcoming evil: Genocide, violent conflict and terrorism. terrorism. New York: Oxford University Press.New York: Oxford University Press.

Attention: the first two photos are of bodies exhumed from a mass Attention: the first two photos are of bodies exhumed from a mass grave at a school where about 30 thousand Tutsis were killed grave at a school where about 30 thousand Tutsis were killed during the genocide in 1994. during the genocide in 1994.

At a memorial site, bodies that were taken out of a mass grave

A visit with community members. The facilitators we first trained worked with groups in the community. With Athanase Mugabe, a Rwandan research assistant, Alexandra Gubin, then a UMass graduate student, and Ervin Staub.

Community members and Laurie Anne Pearlman

A lecture during an early training

An event during a training

A small group meeting

A small group meeting

A small group meeting. Usually in Kinyarwanda, the local language, sometimes in French, someone translating.

Large group meeting during a training

Singing during a training

The 2 year birthday of our research assistant’s daughter. Many of her family members were killed.