Use this PDF as a poster, training resource or discussion starter.
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Conflict: The long road back up
A resource on recovering from conflict using communication, for training or as a discussion stater
1998
From: Coping with conflict – Footsteps 36
Ideas for helping to resolve conflict within and between communities
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Impact reports
The Joint Initiative for Strategic Religious Action (JISRA)
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Tools and guides
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Equipping communities with peaceful strategies to address the conflict issues that matter to them
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A blog looking at the idea of community as the place where diversity and inclusion exist