Play2Remember is an annual football festival tournament with a social goal; to remember genocide survivors while promoting reconciliation and togetherness through sport. Established in 2014 by Football for Hope, Peace and Unity (FHPU) in collaboration with several community outreach groups and their supporters, Play2Remember provides a chance for survivors of genocide and mass atrocities, to […]
15 March 2018 Earlier today, our founder, Eric Murangwa Eugene, was awarded an MBE by HRH the Prince of Wales at a ceremony at Buckingham Palace for his service to raising awareness of the Genocide Against the Tutsi, through his work with FHPU Enterprise and Survivors’ Tribune. Congratulations to @E_Murangwa, who received an #MBE […]
London Play2Remember is an annual 5-a-side football tournament to remember genocide survivors with a social goal: promoting reconciliation and togetherness through sport. Established in 2014 by Football for Hope, Peace and Unity (FHPU) in collaboration with several community outreach groups and their supporters, London Play2Remember provides a chance for survivors of genocide and mass atrocities, […]
We are delighted to announce that Eric Murangwa Eugene, the founder and Executive Managing Officer of Football for Hope Peace and Unity (FHPU Enterprise) and Survivors Tribune, has been awarded an MBE in the Queen’s New Year’s Honours list for his services to the Awareness and Education of Genocide against the Tutsi of Rwanda. This […]
Play2Remember is an annual football-for-good event, taking place in both London and Kigali, which uses sport as a tool for social development. Organised in collaboration with several community outreach groups, both in Rwanda and in London, the event’s main aim has always been about raising awareness of genocide and mass atrocities. This is why our […]
Club SMS (Soccer My Saviour) Team Captain: Eric Eugene Murangwa Club SMS, or Club Soccer My Saviour, is a football team made up of friends and supporters of the Football for Hope Peace and Unity initiative. It is named after FHPU’s founder Eric Murangwa Eugene’s documentary “Soccer My Saviour” which tells the story of the journey […]
#100days100RwandanStories it’s a series of stories that details the profound impact of The Genocide against Tutsis on diverse personalities ranging from scholars, survivors, politicians and journalists and many other individuals that had direct or indirect role either as victims, perpetrators and actors. The initiative is championed by Survivors Tribune an awareness and educational platform which focuses on the […]
FHPU founder Eric Murangwa Eugene was invited by the Brighton University to be the keynote speaker at the “HOW FOOTBALL CAN SUPPORT REFUGEES GLOBALLY” conference organised at American Express Community Stadium in Brighton on 25 November 2016. Murangwa joined lecturers at the University of Brighton, local politicians and members of clubs, governing bodies and various interested […]
FHPU partnered with PeaceOneday to organise youth rallies as part of World peace day countdown , here is all the wonderful activities that took place in Kigali and Rubavu on the 16th and 17th April in Rwanda. Read the full article on our Medium page here: https://medium.com/@FHPUenterprise/200-young-people-joined-the-peaceoneday-youth-rallies-7dad40c84364
