The final countdown to our #FriEntPBF2021 has officially started! To make the waiting time a little easier, the first post of our complementary Voices Blog will be published tomorrow. You can expect daily unique #peacebuilding insights leading up to our Peacebuilding Forum!
Have you read our latest @LernGesch blog posts on #youth and different forms of #remembrance? Head to our website to learn more about the potential of youth #exchange programs to foster awareness of historical complexity and build a common #narrative 👉 https://t.co/sgWLYJgZru
Today’s international #HolocaustRemembranceDay honours the memory of the victims of the Holocaust. In our blog article, @louisbickford emphasises the importance of #memorialisation processes in order to achieve a “Never again!”. But there is more to add👇https://t.co/rECl2njJek
#transitionaljustice measures often miss the needs of #victims and fail to provide justice for them. This is the bottom line victimologist Dr Terry Savage comes to in our new blog article. But how could truly victim-oriented measures look like? Read more👇
https://t.co/fL1nEoXw7u
Over the last months, scholars and practitioners critically reviewed underlying assumptions and practices of #transitionaljustice in our #RadicalCritical blog series. From these views @Louisbickford draws seven recommendations for the field to move foward. https://t.co/rECl2njJek
Our blog series #RadicalCritical repeatedly raised the question of how #transitionaljustice might be relevant for the ongoing racial justice movements worldwide. @louisbickford discusses what future truth telling processes have to offer in this respect: https://t.co/HMkVKI1axK
"Embedding Change: Reflections on Gender,
Agency, & Prevention," is an insightful article by @HabibSNassar & @yakinthou on how to bridge the gap bet our knowledge & our practice of #conflict & #ViolencePrevention from a gender lens.https://t.co/fOqr2TsbVd
#OrangeTheWorld#16Days
The VivaVoz project brings together young storytellers from #Colombia to curate collective histories of their communities. In our new #RadicalCritical blog post, they share reflections and ideas from their regions on strategies for #DealingWithThePast. See https://t.co/6Bq3OUpqOX
In this week’s blog post to the #RadicalCritical blog series, @VasukiNesiah deals with the tensions that #transitionaljustice is facing between local knowledge and international expertise. She speaks of the power of being ‘international’ in TJ's practice. https://t.co/6Lh8AD1uTV
In our new #RadicalCritical blog post, @Nmogap urges that more attention be paid to #MentalHealth in the #transitionaljustice practice and believes that psychosocial healing is indispensable not only for victims, but also for leadership and institutions. https://t.co/H980llE8PI
In the context of #transitionaljustice in #SriLanka, Hasini Haputhanthri ascribes special importance to the cultural sphere, including arts, media, education structures and museums as agents of cultural change. Check out our new #RadicalCritical blog post. https://t.co/ZVn28FcBud
UPCOMING EVENT I @AUC_DPA & CSVR is hosting the 4th Ed of the African #TransitionalJustice Forum on 26-28 October 2020.
Interpret in Arabic,English, Port& French will be provided.All welcome.
Please register👇🏽 https://t.co/moSFtCXfWA
#TJinAfrica#ATJF2020#SilencingTheGuns
In the new blog post of our #RadicalCritical blog series, @MartinAbregu88 looks at the dynamics of interaction between global and local knowledge in the context of #transitionaljustice. He urgently calls for more listening to and learning from each other. https://t.co/n6MlDTjeMr
Have the #transitionaljustice processes in #Liberia brought justice? For Aaron Weah, the processes fell far short of what they could have done due to the failure to engage with the historical inequalities in Liberia. See our new #RadicalCritical blog post. https://t.co/21Akzoxv4h
In the latest blogpost of our #RadicalCritical blog series, Pablo de Greiff looks at the #BLM movement in the USA and thinks about how transitional justice mechanisms can provide recognition in a way that people are clearly calling for. https://t.co/YvyFHdlH7J
What can be learned from former Yugoslavia in terms of #transitionaljustice? @Anita_Mitic addresses this question in the new #RadicalCritical blog post. For her, more attention needs to be paid to behavioral norms and the powerful role of political elites. https://t.co/C6kBxMGYuz
In the second blog post of our #RadicalCritical blog series, @Emmacambodia reflects on #transitionaljustice processes in Cambodia. Instead of purely legalistic processes, she urges for people-centered approaches grounded in the Cambodian culture and system.https://t.co/9HLohKG56t