Healing Life Wounds: Restoring Communities After Mass Violence
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2022Editor
King, Régine Uwibereyeho (Editor); Kamuzinzi, Masengesho (Editor); Gasibierege, Simon (Editor)Type
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King, Régine Uwibereyeho, Masengesho Kamuzinzi and Simon Gasibierege (eds.). Healing Life Wounds: Restoring Communities After Mass Violence. Toronto, ON: Tyndale Academic Press, 2022.Table of Contents
Introduction – Part One: Understanding Genocide – The Wounds and Demons of Genocide – A Survivor’s Perspective on the 1994 Genocide in Rwanda – The Socio-Constructivist Paradigm in Action: We Heal Together – Part Two: Life Wounds Healing Association (LIWOHA) – The Community-Based Approach to Mental Health After a Genocide – Healing the Wounds of Genocide Through LIWOHA Workshops – Part Three: Expanding LIWOHA – Storytelling and Healing After Genocide – Restorative Justice and Family Violence – The Community-Based Approach in Mental Health and Biodynamic Osteopathy: A Collaboration – Part Four: Religious Reflection on LIWOHA – Healing Life Wounds: A Priest’s Experience of Genocide and Healing – Deep Healing Through Forgiveness and Reconciliation – Concluding Remarks – Contributor BiographiesPublisher
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