Ivania Inyange

Ivania Inyange was born and raised in Rwanda. After she earned her Bachelor’s degree in Clinical Psychology from the University of Rwanda, she immigrated to the USA and earned her MPH, concentration in Global Health, at Southern New Hampshire University.  Inyange is a cultural thinker and emerging voice in global discourse on the history of conflicts, peace, and human dignity. A passionate storyteller and peace builder, she writes passionately on some of the world’s most pressing and controversial topics, challenging readers to think critically, ethically, and compassionately.

Currently pursuing a master’s degree in Conflict, Peace, and Security at the United Nations Institute for Training and Research through the University of Catalonia in Barcelona, Spain, Inyange brings a rare international lens to her work. Her writing explores the intersections of political, cultural, and global crises, informed by lived experience and a deep commitment to justice and change.

In her debut book, Far Away from My Roots, a self-published memoir, Ivania Inyange shares what she experienced in her journey while embracing cultural identity and belonging across borders.

Currently, Inyange resides in Los Angeles.

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