Rising to the Challenge of Reconciliation

Rising to the Challenge of Reconciliation

The struggle over the term reconciliation speaks to a more fundamental global question, which is how to change profoundly entrenched patterns of injustice and forge change that builds cohesion, resiliency, and redress in conditions of diversity and inclusion.

By Roshan Danesh and Douglas White III

Justice, Unity & Peace

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