2025 – The Ministry of National Unity and Civic Engagement Conducts the “Unit and Resilience Barometer 2025”, Developed Together With Interpeace.

2022 – A programme on reinforcing and scaling up community-based healing is launched together with Prison Fellowship Rwanda, Haguruka, and Dignity in Detention Rwanda. Work aims to build the capacity of mental health professionals to integrate community-based healing approaches into mental health practices. A national community resilience assessment framework is created enabling the analysis of individual, family, community, and institutional resilience, later informing the “Resilience Barometer”.

2020 – A permanent office in Kigali is opened and a Memorandum of Understanding with the Ministry of National Unity and Civic Engagement is signed. A programme developing scientific and context-informed tools such as resilience-oriented therapy, multifamily healing spaces, sociotherapy, and collaborative livelihoods is launched. Curricula on prisoner rehabilitation and reintegration as well as social-emotional skills are developed.

2019 – Flagship studies called “Healing Trauma and Building Trust and Tolerance in Rwanda” and “Healing Intergenerational Trauma” are published. The publications pave the way for a programme aligned with government priorities on mental health, unity and reconciliation, prisoner rehabilitation and reintegration, and livelihood programming.

2015 – Working together with Never Again Rwanda, programmes expand to youth dialogues, citizen forums, and group psychosocial therapy, thus promoting a new approach to conflict management.

2012 – A Local Governance Barometer to enhance citizen participation in governance is launched and accompanied by societal healing initiatives.