Kurema, Kureba, Kwiga (translated: “To Create, To See, To Learn”) is an expression-focused, public arts initiative bringing together contemporary Rwandese artists and civil society affected by HIV. The work aims to develop a better understanding of what “living positively” means in Rwanda, and to use the visual arts as a tool to address stigma and education, through the sharing of stories, building of relationships, and transformation of opinions and ideas in public spaces. By addressing HIV-related issues and bringing "the arts" to more and more people, we are working to combat repression and stigmatization and to share essential health promotion information, all while fostering collaborations between new stakeholders and creating new opportunities to creatively engage young people in the fight against HIV/AIDS.