Dr. Pius Kamau speaks with Markey Culver, founder and CEO of the Women's Bakery, shares her journey from Peace Corps volunteer in Rwanda to running a successful social enterprise aimed at empowering women and nourishing communities. The discussion covers Markey's experiences in Rwanda, the challenges of setting up bakeries, and the impact of the Women's Bakery in serving nutritious bread to thousands of schoolchildren. Explore how resilience and community-driven initiatives can catalyze lasting positive change in a post-genocide society, offering insights into social entrepreneurship and women's empowerment.

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Cleo Parker Robinson shares her journey as a dancer growing up during segregation and Jim Crow laws, reflecting on the powerful influence of her racially diverse Denver community and her family's guidance. She discusses the healing power of dance, the importance of gratitude, and the vitality of keeping fit. Cleo also delves into mentorship, the evolution of women's roles, and her groundbreaking work with Project Self Discovery. Through her stories, she offers insightful reflections on humanity, empowerment, and the transformative impact of the arts.

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Join Dr. Pius Kamau, Dr. Peter Van Arsdale, Nicole Asarch and Roz Duman, as they reflect on the Coalition Against Global Genocide's efforts and challenges in 2025. They discuss the global food crisis, highlighting the severe impact of conflicts in Sudan, Ethiopia, and Myanmar, and the weaponization of food. The conversation also examines the effects of USAID cuts and the struggles with the SNAP program in the United States. They emphasize hope, local action, including community initiatives in Denver, and stress the importance of education and women's empowerment in addressing these humanitarian issues.

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Key Takeaways:

• The crisis in Sudan is one of the most severe humanitarian crises currently, greatly affecting food security and leading to profound suffering and displacement.
• Ethiopia's historical and ongoing struggles with enforced migration and its civil conflicts have led to the weaponization of food, severely impacting ethnic populations.
• The decimation of SNAP benefits in the US highlights domestic food insecurity, emphasizing that hunger is not just a third-world issue.
• Women's experiences during conflicts reveal brutal realities, making grassroots empowerment, particularly through education, essential for systemic change.
• Sustained hope and action, rather than resignation, are critical to combatting global genocide and human rights violations; every small action counts.

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On this episode of Never Again, join Dr. Pius Kamau as he hosts an insightful discussion with Rose Mapendo, Douglas Sunda, and Dr. Douglas Mpondi exploring the vast history and ongoing challenges of the Democratic Republic of the Congo. The conversation delves into the tragic legacy of colonialism, the impacts of past and present ethnic conflicts, and the crucial role of education in fostering peace. Learn more about the nuanced perspective on the DRC's rich history, the Congo forest and its environmental significance, and the continued struggle for equality and stability.

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Key Takeaways:

• The historical atrocities in the DRC, notably under King Leopold II, mark one of the darkest periods of colonial brutality, which are often overshadowed by other global events.
• Robust leadership and education are essential in addressing the ongoing ethnic conflicts and leveraging the DRC's natural resources for genuine national benefit.
• The environmental significance of the Congo's forests plays a crucial role in global ecological balance, demanding protection from international exploitation.
• A call for reparations and a more substantial role for international bodies in holding former colonial powers accountable for their historic actions.
• Empowerment of local women and communities through education and advocacy is fundamental in transitioning towards a peaceful and prosperous Congo.

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From Surviving Genocide to Sanctuary: The Unbelievable Journey of One of The Lost Boys

The Genocidal Ambitions Behind the Invasion of Ukraine

Understanding Genocide: Definitions, History, and Human Responsibility

Unraveling Sudan's Turbulent History and the Warfare in Darfur

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Join Dr. Pius Kamau for a profound discussion on the Tigray conflict in Ethiopia, featuring insights from journalist Tamara Banks, filmmaker Tim Hill, and Tigrayan community leaders Samson Hailu and Millete Birhanemaskel. The panel explores Ethiopia's complex history, the genocide in Tigray, and the media's role in highlighting global atrocities. They address the challenges faced by Tigrayans worldwide, emphasizing the importance of storytelling and global empathy in seeking justice and healing. The group candidly tackles the psychological toll on Tigrayans in the diaspora and underscores the importance of documenting these stories to achieve justice and prevent further cycles of violence. The conversation is woven with hope, details the geopolitical complexities but also highlights the human stories of suffering, resilience, and the urgent need for global awareness and action.

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From Surviving Genocide to Sanctuary: The Unbelievable Journey of One of The Lost Boys

The Genocidal Ambitions Behind the Invasion of Ukraine

Understanding Genocide: Definitions, History, and Human Responsibility

Unraveling Sudan's Turbulent History and the Warfare in Darfur

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On this episode of Never Again, presented by The Coalition Against Global Genocide (CoAGG) and its mission to educate, motivate and empower individuals and communities to oppose Genocide and Crimes Against Humanity.

Dr. Pius Kamau speaks with Dr. Jack Sigman, an expert in Holocaust and genocide studies, to discuss the complex history and current struggles of the Rohingya people in Myanmar. They explore the historical roots of ethnic conflict, the impact of colonialism, and the ongoing human rights issues faced by the Rohingya. Their conversation highlights aspects of neo-colonialism and the geopolitical influences shaping Myanmar today, focusing on themes such as discrimination, empathy, and the quest for human rights.

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Key Takeaways:

• The Rohingya genocide is deeply rooted in historical and geopolitical contexts, including British colonial strategies and current neo-colonial influences in Myanmar.
• The discrimination against the Rohingya has been a longstanding issue, with modern escalations beginning in the 1980s and culminating in severe violence and expulsion in the 21st century.
• Ethnic and religious identities, along with government policies, have fueled a divisive narrative that perpetuates discrimination and violence against minorities.
• Historical parallels can be drawn across global conflicts where colonial legacies have left lasting impacts on ethnic tensions and national identities.
• The role of international dynamics, such as China's economic interests, further complicates the socio-political landscape in Myanmar.

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Arok Garang shares his harrowing journey as one of the Lost Boys of Sudan, detailing the trials of fleeing conflict and the impact of genocide. With Dr. Pius Kamau, Arok discusses his experiences from escaping violence to building a new life through education, founding Seeds of Sudan, and advocating for change. Arok's story provides a poignant look at global conflicts while highlighting the importance of awareness and support in preventing future atrocities. Their conversation explores themes of survival, resilience, and the power of education to rebuild communities.

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Key Takeaways:

• Survival and Resilience: Arok Garang’s journey from fleeing war-torn Sudan as a child to leading an organization for refugees exemplifies unparalleled resilience.
• The Role of Education: Education is a transformative tool that Arok leverages to empower South Sudanese orphans, preparing them for future nation-building.
• Cultural Adjustment Challenges: The episode highlights the cultural challenges faced by the Lost Boys upon arriving in the United States and the importance of community support.
• Genocide Awareness: Arok emphasizes the importance of educating people around the world about the realities and prevention of genocide.
• Community Impact: Seeds of South Sudan founded by Arok, demonstrates significant contributions to refugee education and community empowerment.

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