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The art of fostering justice, truth, mercy and peace in the church and society; Personal and communal resources for sustaining a ministry of presence and reconciliation across diverse contexts in Australia. Unit code: DP9730S. Unit status: Archived (New unit) Points: 24.0. Unit level: Postgraduate Elective.
The Art of Reconciliation is a 3-month program that takes place virtually and on the Lekwungen Territory. The program explores attitudes, feelings and beliefs Indigenous and non-Indigenous youth have towards Reconciliation and through that process, express their reflections by making art. Some of that artwork will be created for the general ...
'The Art of Reconciliation', an award-winning documentary, is a powerful collaborative film project shared between the Cities of Charles Sturt and Port Adela...
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Art for Reconciliation (AfR) has developed within a growing field of arts practitioners, funders, community activists, educationalists and researchers who have used various art forms as methods of peace-building when responding to political conflict. It is claimed that arts-led approaches, which aim to prevent a return of conflict, produce work ...
7 For justice and reconciliation to come: the TRC archive, big business and the demand for material reparations; 8 Transition, forgiveness and citizenship: the TRC and the social construction of forgiveness; 9 The evolving legitimacy of the South African Constitutional Court; 10 Drawing the line: justice and the art of reconciliation
Fiona Nicoll. 1993, Meanjin. The manner in which the Australian government uses Aboriginal art as a tool for reconciliation is discussed through examples such as the Aboriginal art mosaic in front of the Parliament House. However, Aborigines consider it as an exploitation of their Aboriginality and a token gesture from the state which actually ...
Apply now to participate in. the Art of Reconciliation. Open to everyone over the age of 18 from all cultures and backgrounds. Participation is free and no prior art making experience is required. Apply here. The Art of Reconciliation is dedicated to serve and attend the communities located in in the traditional, unceded territories of the ...
