The International Center for Conciliation is a Boston based non-profit organization devoted to the resolution of conflicts that are deeply rooted in people’s identities. In the process of post-conflict conciliation, ICfC addresses the past, and memory in particular, as something that must be worked through and put into perspective before mutual relations can ripen into trust and stable collaboration. ICfC is currently working in Israel, Cambodia, India and Western Europe.
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 Hillel Levine, President of the International Center for Conciliation has sent the annual letter from the President with news and updates on the activities within the Organisation as well as information about the Partners. EUROCLIO and the Project Team "History in Action" are warmly congratulated for winning the second prize of the Euro-Med Award 2009.
Read here the message from the President. |
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The International Centre for Conciliation presents the completion of a film by award-winning filmmaker Ella Pugliese which spotlights participants from ICfC's Justice and History Outreach program as they recount their memories from the Khmer Rouge era. We Want (U) to Know! is "a moving journey around Cambodia using film to confront the past." For more information, please visit ICfC website |
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Last Updated on Wednesday, 20 May 2009 18:11 |
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On February 27, Dagmar Kusa presented at the Voices from the Field: Stopping Bloodshed in the 21st Century: Approaches to Historical Conciliation as a guest speaker on the relation between ethnic identity and collective memory – what is it that mobilizes people to think and act along ethnic lines. The talk was based on Dagmar’s recent doctoral thesis defended two days before the talk at Boston University. It centered also on the role of history education in conflict as well as in conflict resolution, presenting the work of EUROCLIO in this area |
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Last Updated on Wednesday, 20 May 2009 18:15 |
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International Centre for Conciliation
