Reconciliation Centers:

La Salette Institute of Reconciliation, (click title), housed at the La Salette University, Santiago City, Isabela, Philippines with an extension campus in Silang, Cavite, Philippines.

The purposes of the institute include:

1. to promote Peace grounded on Justice through Reconciliation; 
   
2. to offer a forum of open, safe, and free discussion of various cultures, different beliefs and divergent ideologies;
   
3. to provide opportunities for research on the theories and practice of Conflict Transformation and Reconciliation and their related subjects, aggression, arbitration, adjudication, competition, confrontation, negotiation, mediation, collaboration, accommodation, forgiveness, and others;
   
4. to teach Conflict Resolution, Conflict Management, Conflict Transformation and Reconciliation;
   
5. to train in the art and science of Conflict Transformation & Reconciliation;
   
6. to advocate Conflict Transformation and Reconciliation as a viable alternative to exploitation, domination, subjugation, oppression, abuse, violence, terrorism, war.

Duke Center for Reconciliation: (click title)

• Rooted in a Christian vision of God's mission, the Center for Reconciliation at Duke Divinity School inspires, forms, and supports leaders, communities, and congregations to live as ambassadors of reconciliation.    
  
  • Their video about reconciliation (Quicktime movie)
    

Paulist Center for Evangelization and Reconciliation: (click title)

• They assist parishes and their representative groups to reach out to the unchurched, welcome back those who have drifted away and deepen the spiritual life of active Catholics through a variety of programs and gatherings.

International Fellowship of Reconciliation: (click title)

• Founded in 1919 in response to the horrors of war in Europe, IFOR has taken a consistent stance against war and its preparation throughout its history. Perceiving the need for healing and reconciliation, it envisions a world based upon love in action.