Kind Kulture is a Los Angeles-based 501(c)(3) nonprofit organization dedicated to storytelling as a way of healing, education, and human dignity.

Founded in 2020 by Dydine Umunyana Anderson — a survivor of the 1994 Genocide Against the Tutsi in Rwanda, published author, and internationally recognized speaker — Kind Kulture uses survivor testimony and facilitated storytelling to build empathy, restore dignity, and create spaces where difficult histories can be heard and understood.

Our work has reached 100,000+ students across four countries, sustained eight consecutive years of law enforcement and community dialogue in Los Angeles, and brought survivor testimony to institutions including Harvard Kennedy School, Google, Meta, TEDx Cornell, the Museum of Tolerance, and the Bogotá International Book Fair.

We are currently building The Center for Human Dignity — Los Angeles: the first permanent U.S.-based cultural institution rooted in the legacy of the Rwandan Genocide Against the Tutsi. The Center will house a survivor testimony archive, public programming, art and cultural exhibitions, and educational partnerships.

Kind Kulture programs include:
• Corporate Humanity — survivor-led storytelling for mission-aligned companies
• Schools Subscription — year-long storytelling programs for high school classrooms
• Global Story Exchange — connecting students in Los Angeles with students in Kigali, Rwanda
• The Human Dignity Storytelling Project — preserving survivor testimonies before they are lost

EIN: 85-0780571 · kindkulture.org · info@kindkulture.org
Los Angeles, California

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