Right, Wrong or Different: How Can Societies Recover After War/Conflict?

Restorative practices can have many different meanings in different cultures around the world. For example, restorative can be interpreted as bringing back pre-war dynamics and the status quo. On the other hand, restorative can be seen as moving away from the dilemmas of the past and mapping out social and political approaches that build peace, resilience, and post-conflict reconciliation at all levels of engagement.

During this interactive program we will explore the roadblocks and the great potential of restorative approaches in post-conflict societies around the world.

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Co-hosted with: Leadership Education and Development (LEAD), Center For Culture, Equity, and Empowerment

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