<p>The Institute for Healing of Memories (IHOM) is an organization whose mission seeks to empower “individuals, communities, and nations through healing of memories.”</p>
<p>In close cooperation with IHOM’s Executive Director, NYU SPS’s Center for Global Affairs (CGA) students conduct research and analysis of current and past peacebuilding and reconciliation processes and practices in IHOM’s current focus countries like Bosnia Herzegovina, DRC, Nepal, and the US. These current IHOM projects focus on trauma healing, capacity-building, women’s self-empowerment, child soldiers, adverse childhood experiences, sexual violence in the US military, and the ethnic/religious composition of a country’s political institutions.</p>
<p>Students worked with the organization on several deliverables, including three reference or background chapters for IHOM workshop facilitators and two workshop intake surveys for women survivors of sexual violence in the DRC, in partnership with the DRC-based non-governmental organization Heal Africa.</p>
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