About
Kayiranga Jean-Léonard Kagabo is a genocide survivor, author, and educator who shares his journey from trauma to healing, inviting readers and audiences into deeper conversations about memory, forgiveness, and the dignity of every human life.


Speaking
Invite Kayiranga to speak at universities, conferences, faith communities, and schools on genocide, resilience, reconciliation, restorative justice, and the healing power of personal testimony.
Events

McKinney
Lecture on memory, justice, and reconciliation following the Rwandan genocide, hosted by IU McKinney School of Law.

Webinar
Online conversation about Angels on My Path, resilience, and hope, with live audience Q&A and educator resources.
Testimonials
Hope D.
This memoir opened my students’ eyes to the human cost of genocide and sparked some of our most honest discussions.
Hope D.
Hearing Kayiranga speak about forgiveness and justice transformed our event from a lecture into a deeply personal encounter with hope.
Hope D.
Angels on My Path is a courageous, compassionate work that helps readers hold both unbearable suffering and enduring faith together.
Hope D.
Our community left Kayiranga’s presentation moved to action, committed to confronting hatred and building more just, compassionate relationships.
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