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X-WR-CALDESC:In April 1994\, Kizito Kalima was hacked with a machete and le
 ft for dead in a pile of bodies. He was then chased\, imprisoned\, torture
 d and then\, finally\, found a chance to escape! The odds were slim\, but 
 it was better to be shot than slowly cut to pieces by genocidaires. Leadin
 g a few others and running as fast as his scarred teenage body could carry
  him\, Kazito found refuge deep within the Nyanza swamps.\n\nIn July 1994\
 , after endless days and nights with the cries of the Genocide of the Tuts
 i echoing all around\, and as he was on the brink of starvation and madnes
 s\, Rwanda was liberated. Stick-like and frightened\, but not broken\, Kaz
 ito emerged from the dark morass as a survivor.\n \n\nJoin CANDLES to hear
  Kizito’s story of survival and his journey from the swamps of Rwanda to t
 he founder and director of the Peace Center for Forgiveness and Reconcilia
 tion.\n\nAdmission is free and open to the public. \n
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DESCRIPTION:In April 1994\, Kizito Kalima was hacked with a machete and lef
 t for dead in a pile of bodies. He was then chased\, imprisoned\, tortured
  and then\, finally\, found a chance to escape! The odds were slim\, but i
 t was better to be shot than slowly cut to pieces by genocidaires. Leading
  a few others and running as fast as his scarred teenage body could carry 
 him\, Kazito found refuge deep within the Nyanza swamps.\n\nIn July 1994\,
  after endless days and nights with the cries of the Genocide of the Tutsi
  echoing all around\, and as he was on the brink of starvation and madness
 \, Rwanda was liberated. Stick-like and frightened\, but not broken\, Kazi
 to emerged from the dark morass as a survivor.\n \n\nJoin CANDLES to hear 
 Kizito’s story of survival and his journey from the swamps of Rwanda to th
 e founder and director of the Peace Center for Forgiveness and Reconciliat
 ion.\n\nAdmission is free and open to the public. \n
DTSTART;TZID=America/New_York:20200411T183000
DTEND;TZID=America/New_York:20200411T200000
LOCATION:CANDLES Holocaust Museum and Education Center 1532 S. 3rd Street T
 erre Haute\, IN 47802
SUMMARY:Be the Change Speaker Series Presents Kizito Kalima: Choosing to Fo
 rgive
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