A Non-Profit Organisation For Widows Of the Genocide Make Commemorative Beaded Lapel Pins

KIGALI, RWANDA - APRIL 11: Association for Genocide Widows (AVEGA) members Epiphanie Mukankubito, Regine Myirahabineza, Madalina Mukagasana, Alufonsine Mukamutara and Jaqueline Kagirimpundu out of the small valley where they raise pigs in the Kinyinya neighborhood April 11, 2014 in Kigali, Rwanda. A non-profit NGO that was founded in 1995 by 50 widow survivors of the genocide, AVEGA works 'to restore hope and life for the widows of the genocide and to help them reintegrate into society.' AVEGA provides psycological, medical and educational services to its members, including agricultural co-ops like this one that raises pigs to sell at market. It has been 20 years since an extremist government began 100 days of terror that left more than 800,000 ethnic Tutsis and moderate Hutus dead. (Photo by Chip Somodevilla/Getty Images)