Join us for a screening of the powerful documentary, Komora: To Heal, co-directed by filmmaker and LC Academic English Studies student, Emmanuel Habimana on Thursday, January 31, in Council Chamber.
Emanuel was only 9 during the 1994 Rwandan genocide. His powerful story of survival is told this documentary, co-directed by Emmanuel and Natalia Ledford, and sponsored by National Geographic. Today Emmanuel is committed to a vision of the world filled with peace, hope and reconciliation. He was awarded the Dallaire Scholarship at Lewis & Clark College where he is currently enrolled in Academic English Studies. Read more about Emanuel here. A question and answer session with Emmanuel will follow the screening of the film.
This film screening is free and open to the general public. While it it not necessary to preregister, it will be helpful in our planning, as we anticipate a large audience for this screening. We invite you to preregister here.
For additional information or special needs, please contact:
Michael Ford
Associate Vice President for Campus Life
Member, Dallaire Scholarship Committee
mford@lclark.edu
503 768-7216
