How do NGOs understandings of reconciliation differ
from those of their clients within a larger project
of national healing? How do staff at these NGOs
balance remembering the past with nation-building and
international development when they may be victims
themselves? Why do certain groups and
individuals continue to feel marginalized so long
after liberation? And how might NGOs in South Africa
constitute a reconciliation social movement? Wounded
Healers argues that while South Africans have been
reconciling apartheid-era abuses since 1994, ongoing
reconciliation struggles of individuals...