Leaders of the Canadian Museum for Human Rights in Winnipeg and the Carter Center in Atlanta share lessons about how parties locked in conflicts can find a path to reconciliation and a new future. <ul> <li>Stacia George, M.A., Director, Conflict Resolution Program, The Carter Center</li> <li>Isha Khan, CEO, Canadian Museum of Human Rights</li> <li>Lou Zacharilla, Co-Founder, Intelligent Community Forum (<em>Moderator</em>) </li> </ul>

Leaders of the Canadian Museum for Human Rights in Winnipeg and the Carter Center in Atlanta share lessons about how parties locked in conflicts can find a path to reconciliation and a new future. Stacia George, M.A., Director, Conflict Resolution Program, The Carter Center Isha Khan, CEO, Canadian Museum of Human Rights Lou Zacharilla, Co-Founder, Intelligent Community Forum (Moderator)

Leaders of the Canadian Museum for Human Rights in Winnipeg and the Carter Center in Atlanta share lessons about how parties locked in conflicts can find a path to reconciliation and a new future. <ul> <li>Stacia George, M.A., Director, Conflict Resolution Program, The Carter Center</li> <li>Isha Khan, CEO, Canadian Museum of Human Rights</li> <li>Lou Zacharilla, Co-Founder, Intelligent Community Forum (<em>Moderator</em>)&nbsp;</li> </ul>

Lessons from Historical Conflicts that Help Build a Better Future

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Lessons from Historical Conflicts that Help Build a Better Future

Lessons from Historical Conflicts that Help Build a Better Future