SincetheTruthandReconciliationCommissionreleaseditsCallstoActioninJune2015,governments,churches,non-profit,professionalandcommunityorganizations,corporations,schoolsanduniversities,clubsandindividualshaveasked:“HowcanI/weparticipateinreconciliation?“Recognizingthatreconciliationisnotonlyanultimategoal,butadecolonizingprocessofjourneyinginwaysthatembodyeverydayactsofresistance,resurgence,andsolidarity,coupledwithrenewedcommitmentstojustice,dialogue,andrelationship-building,PathwaysofReconciliationhelpsreadersfindtheirwayforward.TheessaysinPathwaysofReconciliationaddressthethemesofreframing,learningandhealing,researching,andliving.Theyengagewithdifferentapproachestoreconciliation(withinavarietyofreconciliationframeworks,eitherexplicitorimplicit)andillustratethecomplexitiesofthereconciliationprocessitself.Theycanvassmultipleandvariedpathwaysofreconciliation,fromIndigenousandnon-Indigenousperspectives,reflectingadiversityofapproachestothemandategiventoallCanadiansbytheTRCwithitsCallstoAction.Togethertheauthors--academics,practitioners,studentsandordinarycitizens--demonstratetheimportanceoftryingandlearningfromnewandcreativeapproachestothinkingaboutandpracticingreconciliationandreflectonwhattheyhavelearnedfromtheirattempts(bothsuccessfulandlesssuccessful)intheprocess.
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