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The Global Initiative for Justice, Truth and Reconciliation is a consortium of nine global organizations that works alongside communities to amplify the voices of survivors and inspire collective action in countries struggling to confront human rights violations. By addressing past trauma, we change the future.


State of Truth in the World
On October 12, 2023, GIJTR launched its "State of Truth in the World Report" at the National Museum of African American History and Culture in Washington, D.C. Written in collaboration with civil society leaders and experts from 18 global contexts, this report is the first of its kind to examine access to the truth and its role in shaping post-conflict societies.
Since August 2017, ~1 million Rohingya refugees have fled Myanmar for Bangladesh, most of whom are women and children. Forcibly-displaced people require complex psychosocial support and at least some form of resolution and justice. Read our latest piece for Aljazeera.


Amplifying survivor stories
Centering victims and survivors in peace processes is essential to ensuring lasting peace.
Hear Their Voices
#SurvivorsKnowBest
In November 2021, the Global Initiative for Justice, Truth and Reconciliation (GIJTR) and Amplifier, a nonprofit design lab that brings together artists and activists, launched an advocacy campaign to assist communities around the world that are in or emerging from conflict by fostering reconciliation through the stories of survivors.
With help from three artists, Camila Rosa, Thomas Wimberly, and Nurul Yaquin, we are making available 20 free, downloadable images in six languages to foster reconciliation through the stories of survivors. The images are based upon six primary themes - Listening to Survivors; Truth and Justice; Peace and Non-Recurrence; Memory and Reconciliation; the Missing and Disappeared; and Women’s Rights - and feature fictional people and symbols representing communities from Africa, Asia, Latin America, and the Middle East.
They can be used as posters, projections, buttons, stickers - anything in the name of truth, justice and reconciliation. Please feel free to share them widely.
There is no one-size-fits-all approach to transitional justice. At GIJTR, we partner with communities, calibrating our approach to their unique needs - be that documentation, capacity-building, psycho-social support or advocacy.


Toolkits & Publications
Founded in 2014, GIJTR has worked with partners in 72 countries, fostered more than 323 grassroots projects and engaged over 681 local civil society organizations in building capacities and laying the groundwork for community-wide participation in both formal and community-based transitional justice processes.