Reconciliation and Healing

Liberia's Reconciliation

The Current State of Affairs
Laura Castelli

Reconciliation, as a theoretical concept, is indicative of human values often founded on religious experiences of forgiveness.

Pursuing Reconciliation after the Truth and Reconciliation Commission

Lessons from Sierra Leone
Lyn S. Graybill

In December 2009, the Liberian Truth and Reconciliation Commission (TRC) submitted its final report to the government and people of Liberia.

Pentecostals and Transitional Justice in Liberia

Gwendolyn Heaner

Trauma, Healing, and Reconciliation in Liberia

A Short Film
Christopher Morris and
Mark Wagner

Along with their children, the women of Liberia have borne the brunt of fourteen years of war, enduring trauma beyond imagination.

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