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Spring
2010
On The Long Road:
Journeys of Peace in Burundi and DRC
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On the Long Road: Burundi
By Alexandra Douglas and Dr. Alexia Nibona
Introduction
War and Health
Health and Peace
A Community Peace and Health Model
FWA’s Philosophy
On the Long Road: DRC
By Alexandra Douglas and Zawadi Nikuze
Summary
The Story You Need to Hear
Learning From Within
The Worst Place to Be a Woman
Conclusion
Fall 2009
Love Thy Neighbor:
Understanding and Reconciliation
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Why
We Should “Love Thy Neighbor”
By Angela Forcier
Why
I Do What I Do: Life in Bududa, Uganda
By Barbara Wybar
HROC
and the Batwa Ethnic Group in Rwanda
By Theoneste Bizimana
Living
Abundantly
By Deborah Dakin
A Bumpy Road to Mediation By George Brose
Applying
These Teachings: Testimonies from Congo
By Zawadi Nikuze
Reconciliation?
By David Zarembka
Reaching
a Common Reconciliation
By Adrien Niyongabo
Welcome
Back
By Dorcas Nyambura
Spring 2009
To Love My Country Without Fear:
Evaluation of Alternatives to Violence Project Workshops
in Rwandan Settlement Camps
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Fall 2008
Putting
Down a Heavy Load:
Recovery from Civil War in Burundi
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Editorial Comment
By David Zarembka
Not Development, Transformation
By Andrew Peterson
Recovery
in Mutaho, Burundi
By Adrien Niyongabo
Introduction to Mutaho, Burundi
Aftermath of the Visit to the Gitega Prison
HROC Testimonies from Mutaho
Goodness Is Not a Debt
Rema (Have Courage)--The Mutaho Widows GroupHeading for the Kamenge Clinic
By Dr. Alexia Nibona, Director
Spring
2008
Confronting the Conflict in Kenya:
Analysis and Response
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Peace Dialogues in Kenya From a report by Jared Nyagwoka
Empowering
Youth to Find Alternatives to Violence
By Julia O’Connor
AGLI Releases Malesi Kinaro for Peace Building in Kenya
Winter 2007
I am the Change I Want to See in the World
AVP has been holding workshops in Kenya since 2003. Many participants have spoken glowingly about its impact in their personal lives and workplaces. The purpose of this evaluation is to find out if the project is achieving its goals, and how it might strengthen its impact throughout the country.
Winter
2007
The Shape of Burundi is Like a Human Heart
This issue is a series of emails sent by first-time AGLI workcamper, Whitney Popp, to her friends and family. Whitney, who is from California, had never been to Washington DC before, much less Africa.
Winter
2007
Changes of Hearts: The Slow Walk of Healing
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A Little Peace of Kenya By Aletia Dundas
Friends’ Prophetic Voice By Malesi Kinaro
The Returnees’ Plight By David Zarembka
Fall 2007
Now I am Human: Testimonies from the Healing and Companions Program in
Rwanda and Burundi
Rwanda: By Bethany Mahler
and Florence Ntakarutimana
Burundi: By Adrien Niyongabo
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Spring 2007
Christianity, Non-violence and the Challenge Before Us
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From Silence By Laura Shipler Chico
Planting the Tree of Peace among Enemies
By Anna Crumley-Effinger
Can We Stop Genocide and Other Violent Conflict?
Thoughts by David Zarembka