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Details: Educational initiatives aimed at promoting peace consciousness. Application: Curriculum development, workshops in conflict zones. Examples: UNESCO Associated Schools Project Network (ASPnet), peace studies university courses.

Details: A principle that stresses the importance of involving local stakeholders in designing and implementing peace processes. Application: Sustainable peace efforts, community-based initiatives. Examples: Local peace committees, indigenous conflict resolution practices.

Details: An approach to justice focusing on the rehabilitation of offenders through reconciliation with victims. Application: Conflict resolution, criminal justice reform. Examples: Family group conferencing, victim-offender mediation.

Details: The process of preserving memories or commemorating events of the past, particularly concerning historical injustices or tragedies. Application: Healing, educational, deterrence of future violence. Examples: Holocaust memorials, truth and memory spaces.

Details: A holistic approach addressing the underlying social structures causing conflict. Application: Long-term peace building, resolution of social conflicts. Examples: Community peace programs, educational reforms for peace.

Details: A branch of psychology dealing with the relationships between society, trauma, and reconciliation processes. Application: Community healing, societal trauma recovery. Examples: Group therapy for conflict survivors, interdisciplinary studies integrating sociology.

Details: Addressing and restructuring the underlying economic, social, and political structures that foster conflict. Application: Policy making, economic reforms. Examples: Land redistribution, power-sharing agreements, constitutional reform.

Details: A model that focuses on bringing together individuals or groups from conflicting parties to engage in structured interactions. Application: Conflict resolution, promoting mutual understanding. Examples: Mixed Israeli-Palestinian schools, encounter groups in conflict zones.

Details: A concept that describes the simultaneous engagement of numerous 'tracks', or segments of society, in international peacemaking. Application: Civil society to global policy initiatives. Examples: NGO activities, international summits, cultural exchanges.

Details: Mediation practices that account for cultural differences within the context of conflict resolution and reconciliation. Application: International disputes, multicultural communities. Examples: Intercultural workshops, diplomatic negotiations.

Details: Processes to foster open communication and understanding between conflicting parties. Application: Community engagement, political discourse improvement. Examples: Public forums, facilitated discussions, citizen juries.

Details: The ways countries emerging from periods of conflict or repression address large scale or systematic human rights violations. Application: Legal and political measures, institutional reform. Examples: Trials, reparations, vetting of public employees.

Details: A clinical practice that aims to recognize the value of patients' narratives in healing. Application: Health care, community dialogues, empathy-building. Examples: Writing workshops for nurses, storytelling in therapy.

Details: Governmental bodies convened to address past human rights violations. Application: Establishing historical record, promoting healing and reconciliation. Examples: South Africa post-apartheid, Guatemala, Canada for indigenous people's abuses.