We create knowledge that confronts injustice, build understanding across borders, and put practical tools for peace into the hands of those who can use them.
We create and publish books and educational resources that help people of all ages understand peace, conflict, and the path to reconciliation. Our titles draw on archives, treaties, government records, and international law to document how past crimes shape present realities.
From the Armenian Genocide and the politics of oil to nuclear fear and national sovereignty, our publications turn rigorous research into accessible reading for citizens, students, and policymakers alike.
Browse the BookstoreWe bring people together across cultures, faiths, and borders through conversations, partnerships, and shared resources that build lasting understanding. Peace is sustained not by treaties alone, but by relationships grounded in honesty and mutual respect.
By creating space for difficult conversations — about history, accountability, and the future — we help communities move from grievance toward genuine reconciliation.
Join the ConversationWe make peacebuilding tools accessible to individuals, educators, lawmakers, and organizations who want to make a difference in their own communities. Our white papers distill complex legal and historical questions into clear, actionable frameworks.
Where recognition of past wrongs has stalled, we provide the concrete steps — in law and policy — needed to align principle with practice.
Read the White PapersWe gather archives, treaties, and primary sources to document what really happened.
We apply international law and historical context to separate narrative from fact.
We share our findings in books and white papers written for a broad public.
We equip lawmakers and citizens with frameworks to turn recognition into remedy.
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