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Senior paediatricians and child health experts appeal:

Please help stop the war on children in Gaza

5 April, 2024

GR and MAPW endorse this call from distinguished paediatricians and child health professionals. Please share this letter with your MP or Senator and ask for decisive action to end the war on children in Gaza.

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The Unsent Condolences

Palaver announces its imminent launch of The Unsent Condolences https://www.palaver.com/books#/unsent-condolences/

This extraordinary book of poetry, the second from New Zealand-based former Hazara Afghan refugee poet and journalist, Abdul Samad Haidiri, cuts deeply into the body and psyche of a young man seeking home against terrible odds of injustice.

Palaver is owned by Global Reconciliation for the publication of new books unlikely to be taken up by mainstream media.

Towards a Common Good in Sri Lanka

Lionel Bopage appointed Global Reconciliation Fellow

We are delighted that Lionel Bopage has joined Global Reconciliation to undertake the “Towards a Common Good” project. Global Reconciliation has been enthusiastic about the task of rebuilding communities in Sri Lanka, fractured due to the armed conflict, the pandemic and economic and political crises. Building on our "Seeds of Renewal" initiative, and working with multiple partners in Sri Lanka, this project supports the establishment of a series of cooperative green spaces that can be used to grow food or share experiences and memories, providing both a practical and a symbolic measure to assist healing fragmented communities. The spaces act as a “commons”, contributing to rejuvenating nature and the spirit.

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2020 Desmond Tutu Reconciliation Award Winners

Women’s police stations, uncomfortable conversations, and gender-inclusive reconciliation. Three brave and inspiring women conferred the prestigious 2020 Desmond Tutu Reconciliation Fellowship.

Global Reconciliation is pleased to announce the award of the 2020 Desmond Tutu Reconciliation Fellowships for work in the field of gender reconciliation. Three awardees have been selected from an impressive range of global nominations from both men and women. The award has been made to Romina Caldera (Argentina), Safiya Ibn Garba (Nigeria/Jordan), and Tambudzai Glenda Muzenda (South Africa).