I came both to help run the third annual boot camp and to reconnect with friends and colleagues who have helped make Rwanda a home away from home. Each day carried reminders of community, resilience, and generosity – all of which make Rwanda so special to me.

It started in 2021 with a dream shared during a winter walk. What followed were late-night sessions, a music video, and unexpected collaborations. Now in 2025, that dream is still unfolding as a creative community finding its voice, one gathering at a time.

In the middle of all the busyness, a few moments stayed with me. Some came through interruptions I didn’t expect; others through the steady presence of people who help carry the work forward. Sharing these stories brought a quiet sense of purpose—and reminded me why the work matters.

Mentorship, medicine & community—Alyse Diamond reflects on six weeks in Kuujjuaraapik, where true partnership goes beyond healthcare.

Empowering Rwandan healthcare leaders to tackle allergic diseases through education, collaboration, and local solutions.

Over the past few months, I’ve traveled across continents and Canada, to make connections, share ideas, and discover how collaboration

The excitement is palpable as I gear up for another expedition to Nunavik, this time venturing into four communities along the Ungava...