Butterfly Night.
Tuesday, December 1, 2026 · Los Angeles. An evening of stories, art and empathy.
Our Impact
The work, measured in the open.
Ten years of survivor-led work, counted honestly.
Annual Reports
Why We Gather
Every Kind Kulture gathering is a room where people listen closely, ask honest questions, and find how much they share.
Come curious · Come with an open heart · Come willing to listen
Featured
A few events told in full.
A few milestones, told with photographs, partners and what came after.
March 2013 · Kigali, Rwanda
Women’s Potential in Cinema
The workshop that started everything. Twenty young Rwandan women, fifteen days of filmmaking training, and the launch of Umbrella Cinema Promoters at the Kigali Serena Hotel.
Read the full story →January and February 2025 · Los Angeles
Breathe Easy LA
When the 2025 wildfires filled Los Angeles with hazardous smoke, a relief effort co-led by Kath Nash and Kind Kulture put 454 free air purifiers into the homes of families who needed them.
Read the full story →Recent Engagements
A working selection of past events.
Speaking engagements and gatherings from the past decade.
April 2025 · Los Angeles
Kwibuka 31.
Dydine speaks at the annual commemoration of the 1994 Genocide Against the Tutsi.
February 2025 · Museum of Tolerance
Tools for Tolerance Command Staff.
A speaking engagement with high-ranking law enforcement officers from Canada and the United States.
Talks at Google
On storytelling, memory, and survivorship.
Hosted by Google’s Talks at Google program.
Harvard Kennedy School
Public policy and human rights.
A campus dialogue on memory, governance, and the long work of memorial institutions.
University of Southern California
Classroom storytelling and dialogue.
A semester engagement with USC students on survivor testimony.
Universidad de Cartagena
Abrazar La Vida launch.
The Spanish-edition release of Embrace Life, in partnership with Artimaña Editorial.
2020 · Online
The I Am You Gala.
An online gala held during the pandemic, headlined by author Consolee Nishimwe, a survivor of the 1994 Genocide Against the Tutsi, in conversation on survival and healing, with an auction of one of Dydine’s paintings.
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