Each year, the Agahozo-Shalom Youth Village (ASYV) provides over 500 orphaned and vulnerable Rwandan youth with the secondary school education, medical and mental health services, extracurricular activities, and loving family environment they need to heal from past traumas, access higher education and employment opportunities, and build a brighter future for themselves and their communities. 



In partnership with ASYV, the In[HEIR]itance Project is embarking on its first international project, collaborating with students and staff at the village to create a brand new piece of theater that will focus on exploring the ways collective creativity has the power to build relationships and community.  The workshops will mirror the values of ASYV by focusing on how art can be utilized for equity, confidence, and healing and will help participants hone their public speaking and storytelling skills and build confidence communicating in English.