
Media & interviews
A public voice.
A field record.
Interviews, reporting and public interventions documenting Rosine's work for autism inclusion in Rwanda and across Africa.
Ideas in public.
Evidence from the field.
This curated archive brings together conversations in which Rosine speaks directly and reporting that documents her practice in context. Read together, the sources show how the same questions—education, family support, public understanding and local capacity—have developed across years of work.
Each item links to its original publisher so visitors can distinguish Rosine’s own words from third-party reporting. The collection will continue to grow as earlier broadcasts and social-media interviews are identified, checked and described accurately.
Across the years
A growing visual record.
These dated photographs broaden the story beyond recent ceremonies. The archive is deliberately presented as a work in progress: every image is connected to a verified event and its original source.

The centre, children and families
An early public record of Autisme Rwanda's community and the support gathered around its work in Kigali.
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Awareness and fundraising in Kigali
Rosine joins a public event that raised support for autistic children and specialist educational care.
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Making autism a shared public concern
During World Autism Awareness Day, Rosine calls on families, public institutions and communities to act together.
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The journey of Kamagaju to establish Autisme Rwanda
Rosine recounts the experiences that led her to create the organisation, the early obstacles and her ambition for autistic children.
Read the original article ↗The long and shorts of autism awareness in Rwanda
A detailed conversation with the founders on the organisation's origins, its work with families and the vision of wider access across Africa.
Read the original article ↗Helping autistic children cope with education
A field report on the centre and Rosine's approach to education, individual support and the potential of every child.
Read the original article ↗Parents urged not to hide autistic children
Rosine calls for early support, greater public understanding and stronger assistance for families. In Kinyarwanda.
Read the original article ↗Recognising autism and acting together
Families and Rosine speak about recognising signs, access to school and the responsibility to make autism a shared public concern. In Kinyarwanda.
Read the original article ↗The journey of an autistic student who excelled
Rosine explains how careful observation, inclusion and abundant encouragement helped unlock a student's educational potential.
Read the original article ↗First international autism congress in Africa
Rosine contributes the Kigali perspective to discussions on educational practice, early identification and knowledge-sharing across Africa.
Read the original article ↗Identifying autism in Rwanda
A report on community health-worker training and Autisme Rwanda's role in taking knowledge and support into rural communities.
Read the original article ↗Mobilising support for autistic children
Rosine explains autism and the needs of children during a major awareness and fundraising initiative. In Kinyarwanda.
Read the original article ↗Videos & interviews
Hear Rosine. See the work.
Interviews with Rosine and carefully selected reports about Autisme Rwanda. Each link opens the original publication; a social-platform account may be required for some videos.
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YouTube video 01
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Rosine on TV1 Rwanda
Rosine explains the early signs of autism and why better understanding protects children and their families. In Kinyarwanda.
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Parents, education and autism
A report shared by Autisme Rwanda on the challenges families face when seeking suitable education for autistic children. In Kinyarwanda.
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