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Pathways Toward Reconciliation
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The term "reconciliation" is increasingly on the minds of people all over the world. What is "reconciliation"? Demands of justice and peace often seem to be in tension with one another, especially in situations where historic conflict has resulted in persistent injustice or severe harms and injuries. Peacemakers Trust has been exploring the topic of reconciliation with a view to weaving together several central themes of reconciliation including acknowledgement, apologies, reparations and forgiveness.
Peacemakers Trust directors and consulting directors working on reconciliation:
Catherine Morris | Hizkias Assefa | Brishkai Waziri Lund | Paulette Regan | Aron Tegenfeldt
Peacemakers Trust activities have focused on development of:
bibliographies | educational workshops | working papers | education and training materials | links to resources | newswatch
- Bibliographies on reconciliation and related topics:
- Acknowledgement, Apology and Forgiveness
- Indigenous Peoples and Conflict Resolution
- Reconciliation and Transitional Justice
- Restorative Justice: Criminal Harms and Historical Injustices
- Cambodia: Reconciliation and Transitional Justice in Cambodia: A Bibliography
- Rwanda: Peacebuilding and Reconciliation in Rwanda: A Bibliography
- Educational workshops on topics related to reconciliation:
- Pathways Toward Reconciliation (proposed, subject to funding, time and place to be announced)
- The Challenges of Reconciliation: Basic Concepts, Thailand, March 2005
- Apologies, Non-Apologies and Conflict Resolution, Victoria, Canada, October, 2003
- Working papers and presentations
- "Making Deals or Making Peace? Beyond Interest-based Negotiation to Reconciliation Between Indigenous Peoples and Canadians." Working paper by Paulette Regan and Catherine Morris (in progress).
- "An Apology of Canadians: Moral and Other Vises." Presentation by Catherine Morris, National Conference of the Conflict Resolution Network Canada, Waterloo, Canada, June 3, 2004.
- "The Power of Dialogue in the 'Ministry of Reconciliation'." Presentation by Catherine Morris for World Vision Cambodia, Phnom Penh, Cambodia, March 15, 2004.
- "Beyond Interest-based Negotiation Between Indigenous Peoples and Canadians." Paper presented by Catherine Morris and Paulette Regan at Connections 2002: Conflict Resolution: Building a Culture of Peace. Conference of the Conflict Resolution Network Canada, June 12-14, 2002, Charlottetown, Prince Edward Island, Canada.
- Education and training materials
- Literature review (in progress)
- Links to other resources on reconciliation initiatives and transitional justice processes around the world
- Reconciliation newswatch on reconciliation and transitional justice processes
- Google news on reconciliation
- Peacemakers Trust Alternative News Sources, including links to news on humanitarian action, international news, peace journalism, conflict Resolution, news about Indigenous Peoples, and research resources for journalists and researchers.
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