Oprah Talks to Paul Rusesabagina
Oprah talks to Paul Rusesabagina, who saved more than 1,200 lives and inspired the film Hotel Rwanda, about his experiences during the Rwandan slaughter of 1994, survival, and resolving conflict with words.
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Oprah's Cut with Paul Rusesabagina
Interview with 'An Ordinary Man' author Paul Rusesabagina.
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Oprah Talks to Christiane Amanpour
One of the most intrepid and admired women in all of news broadcasting opens up about her remarkable career, how she's managing motherhood and marriage, what it's like covering a war, and why she believes a thriving society must have a thriving press.
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Survivors' Stories from Genocide in Bosnia, Rwanda and Darfur
As an activist, Professor Elie Wiesel has fought against some of humanity's most horrific acts. What do you know about modern day genocide in Bosnia, Rwanda and Darfur?
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From New Orleans to Rwanda: The Story Behind the Fifth Edition of the O Bracelet
Introducing a brand-new O Bracelet! A levee breaks, and suddenly artists all over New Orleans are forced to rebuild their lives. Half a world away in Rwanda, survivors still fight every day to move beyond genocide. Now women from both countries are making
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The History of the Crisis in Darfur
The emergency in Sudan's western region of Darfur presents the starkest challenge to the world since the Rwanda genocide in 1994.
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From the March 2006 issue of O, The Oprah Magazine
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