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It is claimed that Art for Reconciliation (AfR) produces work that reflects, represents, or responds to multiple forms of political conflict in ways that encourage conflict transformation.

This claim is reflected in international political and financial support for the growth in AfR.

University of Liverpool, Ulster University and Queen’s University Belfast have received a research grant from the Arts and Humanities Research Council (AHRC) to explore Arts for Reconciliation (AfR), specifically asking:

  • Whether AfR is achieving conflict transformation
  • The distinctive strategies and practices of AfR
  • How we can improve practice and promote the values of AfR

About the Project

About the project

Learn more about the Art for Reconciliation project and the research team behind it.

Resources

Resources

Information on the project and research team.

Case Studies

Case Studies

A list of case studies and productions related to the Art for Reconciliation project.

News & Events

News & Events [ARCHIVE]

News, Events, and Articles archived from the original Art for Renciliation website

Publications

Publications

A list of publications arising from Art for Reconciliation research.