JRP's new blog aims to share frequent updates with our friends at home and abroad. It contains posts that range from our current activities in the field, to analysis on current events, to invitations to our report launches and other events. We welcome guest bloggers, too. To begin a conversation on how you can contribute to our blog, email info@justiceandreconciliation.com with 'Guest Blogger' in the subject line.

Since 2005, JRP has earned a reputation for timely and accurate publications that get at the heart of the issues facing northern Ugandan societies in transition. From our flagship report, Roco Wat i Acholi, to our latest field note, The Lukodi Massacre: 19th May 2004, all of our publications are now available on the new site in easy-to-access PDF formats. We have divided the publications according to type: field notes, newsletters, reports, special campaigns and statements and briefs. 

In the newsroom section on the website, we have divided up our content into In the News and Press Releases. In In the News, we highlight any media articles where JRP and our work have appeared. In Press Releases, we post any of our media advisories or press releases, usually related to events we are holding or special campaigns. 

In Community Documentation, we document conflict-related experiences and memories of individuals, communities and victims' groups to preserve memory, acknowledge loss and promote healing and reconciliation. We also support community-led documentation efforts.

In Community Mobilization, we engage communities in the identification of what needs to be done to promote justice and reconciliation, provide information and updates on transitional justice processes and build the capacity and opportunity for victims' involvement in such processes.

 Gender Justice  

In Gender Justice, we empower formerly-abducted and conflict-affected women and contribute to bridging the gender gap through an advocacy platform where unique gender concerns in transitional justice can be deliberated and discussed, and through storytelling and legal counseling support.

In TJ Policy, through in-depth research and advocacy on emerging transitional justice (TJ) issues, we inform national and international-level policy debates through proactive engagement of policy-makers and other stakeholders to ensure that policy outcomes are locally sensitive and appropriate to the TJ needs and aspirations of victims.