In the stillness after conflict, after the blood dries and the screams fade, the memory of violence transforms survivors into prisoners. How do whole societies recover from devastating conflict? Can survivors live, converse, smile, and even laugh—beside someone who blinded them, killed their parents, or slaughtered their children?
In the stillness after conflict, after the blood dries and the screams fade, the memory of violence transforms survivors into prisoners. How do whole societies recover from devastating conflict? Can survivors live, converse, smile, and even laugh—beside someone who blinded them, killed their parents, or slaughtered their children?
