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Forgiveness:

Campaign for Forgiveness Research

Supports innovative scientific projects on forgiveness and reconciliation on the individual, family, and national levels. Includes details of individual projects, a speakers bureau, and information and personal stories about how to forgive.

http://www.forgiving.org/

Catherine Blount Foundation

Named for her brutally murdered 19-year-old daughter, the Catherine Blount Foundation is a mother's effort to demonstrate and teach forgiveness.

http://www.catherineblountfdn.org/

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Forgive For Good

Dr. Frederic Luskin presents a forgiveness training methodology validated by research studies.

http://www.learningtoforgive.com/

Forgiveness. . . What's it For?

Relationship coach Larry James writes on the necessity of forgiving.

http://www.celebratelove.com/forgive.htm

Forgiveness Forum

Focuses on Christian forgiveness with personal experiences, biblical and psychotherapeutic insights, self-test questions, sermons, bibliography, and a message board.

http://www.vsg.cape.com/~dougshow/index.html

Forgiveness: Gatherings and Resources

A collection of forgiveness resources and book reviews.

http://www.coopcomm.org/forgiveness_welcome.htm

Forgiveness News

Community forgiveness newsletter where we can focus on and share about forgiveness.

http://www.forgivenessnews.com

The Forgiveness Project

Grassroots organisation working in conflict resolution, reconciliation and victim support. Features stories of forgiveness, news, and community involvement.

http://www.theforgivenessproject.com/

Forgiveness Web

Forgiveness in addiction and recovery; has message board, links to related articles and sites.

http://www.forgivenessweb.com/

ForgivenessNet

Features extensive forgiveness resources, including stories, insights, articles, FAQs and a monthly e-mail newsletter.

http://www.forgivenessnet.co.uk/

International Forgiveness Institute, Inc.

Aims to disseminate the findings of forgiveness research carried out at the University of Wisconsin.

http://www.forgiveness-institute.org/

Journey Toward Forgiveness

ABC TV documentary featuring several stories of people at different stages of forgiveness.

http://www.journeytowardforgiveness.com/

LearnWell Forgiveness Center: Online Courses and Resources in Forgiveness

Distance learning forgiveness therapy courses for fun or professional continuing education.

http://www.learnwell.org/allforgive.htm

Michael Henderson - The Optimistic Realist

Promotes Michael Henderson's book Breaking the Chain of Hate on the power of forgiveness in the national and international realm.

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