Announcements

December 4-5, 2009: The Episcopal Diocese of Mississippi hosts Reconciliation Practices conferences, Jackson, MS
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Mississippi Department of Education announces new Mississippi U.S. History framework training opportunities (PDF file)

Mississippi Truth Project begins statewide truth and reconciliation process

Student Network for Inquiry and Dialogue (SNID) releases new website

New course on Restorative Justice and Public Education in Mississippi offered Fall 2009 and Spring 2010

Visit our new resource for teachers and students: www.mscivilrightsproject.com

UN International Year of Reconciliation 2009 (link opens pdf file)

Join the Welcome Table: An Era of Dialogue on Race

Alliance for Truth and Racial Reconciliation

In 2005, a gathering of groups based in the Deep South met to talk about helping communities confront issues of racial violence and reconciliation. Representatives of The Birmingham Pledge, Southern Truth and Reconciliation, and the William Winter Institute for Racial Reconciliation were present. Out of this meeting grew the desire to form a regional alliance, creating a network of organizations dedicated to similar ideals, who could serve local community needs throughout the South. This led to the March 2006 Southern Exposure conference, hosted by the three original groups at the University of Mississippi.

Click here to go to the Alliance for Truth and Racial Reconciliation website