Insider reconciliation summit 2025 - Lessons Learned Report
This report from MHCR’s inaugural Insider Reconciliation Summit, convened in March 2025, synthesizes key findings, challenges, and priorities. It captures lessons learned, practitioner needs, and pathways for advancing and strengthening insider-led reconciliation worldwide. It provides targeted recommendations for policymakers, practitioners, and researchers alike.
Insider Reconciliation Summit 2025: Lessons Learned Report
Announcing New Policy Briefs!
The Mary Hoch Center for Reconciliation is pleased to announce the publication of two new policy briefs.
Policy Brief I: Support Insider Reconcilers in Brokering Peace and Initiating Healing-Centered Processes
Policy Brief II: Building Insider reconcilers’ Wellbeing as a Foundation for Healing-Centered Reconciliation Processes
Read some of MHCR’s previous publications below:
A Self- Care Guide to Surviving and Thriving During COVID-19 by Nicholas Sherwood
A Self-Care Guide for Change-Makers and Peacebuilders During COVID-19 by Annalisa Jackson and Nicholas Sherwood
Click here for professor Simon Keyes’ recent scholarly article on mapping reconciliation.
Click here for Antti Pentikäinen’s article on “Insider Reconcilers Dialogue for Sustaining Peace” in Dag Hammarskjöld Foundation latest publication.
Note: MHCR staff utilize the United States National Institute of Health’s (NIH) “General Guidelines for Authorship Contributions” when determining authorship, co-authorship, and authorship order on all research- and practice-related publications. We believe by openly communicating and standardizing these practices, our work can be more equitable and just for all contributors.
We strongly encourage all research and practice university-based institutes, centers, laboratories, programs, and projects to openly communicate their authorship, co-authorship, and authorship policies, in line with best practices of the Open Science movement. More information about the Open Science movement can be found here.