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Rwandan Genocide Survivor Denise Uwimana Tells Her Story
Rwandan genocide survivor Denise Uwimana was nine months pregnant when the Hutu militia attacked her village in 1994. She discusses her memoir and the work her non-profit does to help other genocide survivors.
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