Ottawa · Gatineau · Est. 2001
We Honour
& Remember
Humura Association preserves the memory of the 1994 Genocide against the Tutsi, walks with survivors in healing, and educates the next generation in dignity, justice, and unity.
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Who We Are
Born from Survival,
Built on Purpose
"Humura" means be comforted in Kinyarwanda. Since 2001, we have been a survivor-led community in Ottawa dedicated to remembrance, healing, and action — keeping truth alive so justice can prevail.
🕯 Memory
Commemorations, testimonies, and education that keep truth alive.
💙 Healing
Culturally informed support and safe spaces for survivors.
🌱 Youth
Building the next generation of leaders rooted in unity.
⚖️ Justice
Confronting denial and advocating for human rights.
What We Do
Four Pillars of Community Work
Pillar 1
Memory
Annual Kwibuka commemoration, Café Littéraire, and anti-denial outreach. Remembering truthfully, publicly, and together.
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Pillar 2
Healing
Mental health conferences, survivor dialogues, and referrals to culturally aware practitioners — always with consent and care.
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Pillar 3
Community
Hope Day and community gatherings — an annual reminder that belonging, culture, and solidarity are a shared practice.
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Pillar 4
Youth
Podcast & Studio program where youth learn storytelling, audio/video production, and share their voices with the community.
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"We remember not only by looking back, but by the care we extend today. In every story shared and every hand held, memory becomes a path to healing — and to a more just tomorrow."
Humura Association · Ottawa
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Lend your time and skills to events, media, outreach, and community hospitality. Every hand strengthens remembrance.
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