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Evaluation Specialist for Turkish-Armenian Reconciliation Project

 Jobs - December 2012

Call for tenders by dvv international. Closing date: 19 January 2013

dvv international calls for a project evaluation specialist to conduct the evaluation of the Project „Speaking to One Another“ – Support to Adult education as Contribution to Turkish - Armenian reconciliation, PHASE III.

From Kigali to Kabul: The Role of Art in Post-Conflict Reconciliation

 Initiatives - October 2012

World Bank's blogger Uwi Basaninyenzi examines the creative sector as a facilitator for national reconstruction

In two recent blog posts Uwi Basaninyenzi, currently a Communications Associate with the World Bank's External Affairs Operational Communication department (EXTOC), explores the experience of Rwanda, a post-conflict society that is using art as part of its national reconciliation effort. In this earlier post she argued that Rwanda’s active support of cultural industries, including film, music, crafts, architecture and theater, among other art forms, has played a key role in its peace building efforts  in the aftermath of the 1994 genocide that killed nearly one million people.

Healing wounds: Seeking closure for the 1915 massacres

 Initiatives - January 2012

Placing genocide within an appropriate legal context is the best path to reconciliation between Turkey and Armenia. Aljazeera opinion piece by Richard Falk and Hilal Elver

"It is common knowledge that the Armenian diaspora has long been seeking to induce key governments around the world to make formal declarations to the effect that what happened in 1915 was in fact "genocide", and some 25 governments have done so, as have many lesser political entities such as sub-divisions of the state or cities. These efforts to legalise historical truth, as distinct from mourning historical events, is itself a political gimmick that does little to resolve the dispute, and makes diplomatic compromise more difficult and accommodation virtually impossible.

Memories Without Borders

 News - January 2013

Turkish-Armenian-Azerbaijani documentary online

Memories Without Borders is a unique Turkish-Armenian-Azerbaijani 54-minute documentary, looking at the impacts of troubled histories on individual lives today. At the meeting point between official history and personal lives Memories Without Borders challenges audiences to ask: what do we choose to remember about others, and what do others choose to remember about us?

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