Part One: Memories of Genocide
1.Memory And Justice: A Personal, Cultural, and Global Experience
2.Through The Eyes Of Children: The 1994 Genocide Against The Tutsi In Rwanda
3.Experts In The Suffering Of Others: Race, Knowledge Production, And The Rwandan Genocide
4. Testimonies Of Child Survivors From Gitarama Prefecture: Preserving Memory Of The 1994 Rwanda Genocide Musa Wakhungu Part Two: Justice and Society
5.Justice And Transformation Within Rwanda
6.Transitional Justice In The Wake Of Genocide: The Contribution Of Criminal Trials And Symbolic Reparations To Reconciliation in Rwanda Samantha J. Lakin and Charity Wibabara
7.“Double Genocide” Or Revenge Killings? Did The Liberators Of A Genocide Commit Their Own?
8.Moving Forward: Creating A Safe Space For Women Raped During the 1994 Genocide Against The Tutsi In Rwanda Part Three: Justice and Memory through Artistic Expression
9. An Open Grave: The Kigali Memorial And The Aesthetics Of Memorialization
10. Remembering Rwanda Through Transnational, Multivocal Narrative
11. Fictions Of Justice In Post-Genocide Films: Conflict Resolution And The Search For Reconciliation
12. Memory And Photographs Of Unrepresentable Trauma In Rwandan Transitional Justice
13.Rwandan Youth Speak! Memory And Justice Through Poetry Part Four: Conclusion
14.Conclusion