Number 237, July 2001
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A gift freely offered, freely accepted ; Community, Dignity, Reconciliation ; Confrontation is normal and necessary ; Questions as answers ; Respect for rights and dignity ; Serious business ; Singing for Reconciliation ; Post Genocide Rwanda ; WACC discute sobre el tema de la reconciliación en diversas realidades ; Structured silences ; Technology and our re-formation ; Two communities are in conflict ; América Latina cuenta su historia de reconciliación y esperanza ; Grassroots responses to violence ; Language rights; ; Red de Redes comunicadoras analiza desafíos y estrategias futuras ; The Truth will set us free: Naim Ateek ; Power blocs: Rienzie Perera ; Rienzie Perera, Sri Lanka ; Truth Under Siege: War in Yugoslavia ; Change is Possible: Margaret Gallagher ; Sulak Sivaraksa
Change is Possible: Margaret Gallagher
Margaret Gallagher
"If you think you're too small to make change, try sleeping in a cupboard with a mosquito."
With that bit of proverb, Irish author Margaret Gallagher leaves her audience, many of them gender-issue activists, just that bit more upbeat. A particularly valuable state to be in as battle fatigue now threatens those engaged in the brave war against the "pattern of exclusion" of women in media.
Barbara J. Fraser
Reconciliation must include a spiritual component, asserted Sulak Sivaraksa, Thailand’s most prominent social critic and activist, persecuted by various dictatorships since 1932 and twice nominated for the Nobel Peace Prize.
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