We hold gratitude and appreciation for the incredible cohort of 70 trainees — in the United States, India, and South Africa — who are conscious of the myriad gender injustices that exist throughout the world. Thank you for choosing to step into your own personal truths for this transformative, experiential yearlong training.

Even after 24 years of sharing this work, we are constantly buoyed with a renewed sense of what is possible when such courageous people come together to transform gender injustice head-on.

2015 has been an expansive and fulfilling year for Gender Reconciliation International. As demand for our services continues to grow, we are delighted to share our year’s highlights below, and a glimpse of exciting developments on the horizon.

Written by: William Keepin, Cynthia Brix, Zanele Khumalo, and Antonia Porter Executive Summary; Gender Equity and Reconciliation in Universities; GRI Fourth Professional Facilitator Training in South Africa; Further GRI Accomplishments

A BIG CONGRATULATIONS and heartfelt appreciation to GRI’s Australia team Esther Diplock, William Diplock and Nina Springle for their successful facilitation of a recent Introductory Gender Reconciliation Workshop, November 13-15,

A resounding SPLASH was created by Gender Reconciliation International (GRI) last month at the Parliament of World Religions in Salt Lake City, October 15 – 19, 2015. This was quite an achievement given that nearly 10,000 people from 50 faith traditions across the globe attended the conference.

“It was a joy and a privilege to hold space for the 6 women and 16 men who showed up in the fullness of their humanity at the Chrysalis Academy

“Spirituality and Sexuality” – that was the theme of the second Gender Reconciliation workshop held recently in Bloemfontein, South Africa, as part of the ongoing research project initiated by Samantha van Schalkwyk, with

On the eve of Women’s Day, we concluded a powerful three-day Gender Reconciliation Introductory workshop in Cape Town. In collaboration with the Institute for Justice and Reconciliation (IJR), we honour and celebrate the

What a wonderful and inspiring Gender Reconciliation workshop we held this weekend in Cape Town! The workshop marked the launch of the year-long Gender Reconciliation research project at the University

A big thank you to Women of Wisdom Foundation and the Mankind Project of Seattle for inviting us into their communities for the second year in a row to offer

Disrupting Socio-cultural Archetypes: Exploring the relational transformation of identities between young women and men at a South African University Gender Reconciliation Research Project, University of the Free State Samantha van

2014 has been an expansive and fulfilling year for Gender Reconciliation International. Our programs are expanding into universities, new NGOs, and new regions in multiple countries. We are delighted to share the year’s highlights below, and introduce our new staff who are helping GRI to grow to the next level.

This year has been monumental for us and our work – both the Gender Reconciliation International project and the Dawn of InterSpirituality conference. We’ve experienced some major milestones-please see the highlights of 2013 below.