Module 3: A First Glimpse by the Co-Curators

As the Fellows prepare to reunite in Rwanda, the Module 3 Co-Curators offer a first glimpse of what lies ahead and what they hope the Fellows will take home from their week together.

Module 3 is approaching.

Building on the exchanges and connections of the previous modules, the Fellows will reunite in Rwanda for another week of joint learning, reflection, and collaboration.

What can they expect? In this short clip, the Module 3 Co-Curators offer a glimpse of what lies ahead, and share what they hope the Fellows will take home from their week together in Rwanda.

Featuring the two Co-Curators leading the curatorial development of Module 3:

→ Jean de la Croix Mbarubukeye · Integrated Archives and Library Management Systems Specialist at the Rwanda Cultural Heritage Academy · Co-Curator 2026

→ Thomas Cadeau Ngwabije · National Library Services at the Rwanda Cultural Heritage Academy · Co-Curator 2026


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