Cuba Archive’s Truth and Memory Project documents deaths and disappearances resulting from the Cuban revolution and studies transitional issues related to truth, memory and justice. This project seeks to help Cubans attain their rightful freedoms, foster
Carrie Anne Comer is a human rights and international criminal justice advocate, specializing in transitional justice issues and community outreach. Carrie is located in The Hague, Netherlands .
Rule of law and USAID. Development Professionals Inc. is a company that provides technical assistance and on the job mentoring to transitional countries who are engaged in justice sector reform.
I am a PhD Candidate at Indiana University, Bloomington. Currently, I am pursuing a joint PhD in Sociology and Criminal Justice. My research centers on the intersections of law, inequality, and power in transitional societies. This interest take
Cuba Archive’s Truth and Memory Project documents deaths and disappearances resulting from the Cuban revolution and studies transitional issues related to truth, memory and justice. This project seeks to help Cubans attain their rightful freedoms, foster
Beyond Juba is a Transitional Justice Project of the Refugee Law Project(RLP) and the Human Rights and Peace Centre(HURIPEC), both of the Faculty of Law, Makerere University.
Documentaries and toolkits that address reconciliation, tolerance, transitional justice, race, racism, affirmative action, human rights, and civil rights.
REENTRY SUPPORTIVE HOUSINGNew Life has transitional supportive housing programs for men, women, and women with children who have had involvement with the criminal justice system. Residences are fully furnished, a multitude of supportive services
I am completing my PhD in sociology at the University of California, Berkeley, where I work on transitional justice, conflict, human rights and political and organizational sociology. I am also currently a fellow at the Harvard Humanitarian Initiative at
The Justice and Reconciliation Project (JRP) empowers conflict-affected communities to participate in processes of justice, healing and reconciliation. We aim
Der Zivile Friedensdienst (ZFD) entsendet Fachkräfte zu Partnerorganisationen weltweit, um Gewalt ohne militärische Mittel einzudämmen und die zivilen Kräfte der Gesellschaft dabei zu stärken, Konflikte friedlich zu regeln.
Der Zivile Friedensdienst (ZFD) entsendet Fachkräfte zu Partnerorganisationen weltweit, um Gewalt ohne militärische Mittel einzudämmen und die zivilen Kräfte der Gesellschaft dabei zu stärken, Konflikte friedlich zu regeln.