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THE VOLUNTARY SECTOR IN PUBLIC HEALTH
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Claude Rocan

The purpose of this paper is to discuss the types of relationships between the voluntary sector and public health governance in Canada (adversarial, complementary and supplementary). It is argued that the voluntary sector has a key role to play but that this potential remains untapped. Recent initiatives may point in promising directions.


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THE HONDURAN TRUTH AND RECONCILIATION COMMISSION (2010-2011)
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Michael Kergin

Truth and reconciliation commissions have been used in many countries to help heal the deep wounds left by important national crises, and to facilitate a dialogue of reconciliation among enemy groups. This was the case in Honduras recently. Michael Kergin was one of the commissioners and provides a personal first-hand account of what was accomplished and how.


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