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The Turquoise Harmony Institute is an independent NGO promoting inter-cultural and inter-religious dialogue and tolerance among people. The Institute for Justice and Reconciliation took the reconciliation award for its work in promoting reconciliation on the continent.
 2011 IJR Fellows with Archbishop Desmond Tutu
 Resource Guide Book Launch in Welkom
 Resource Guide Book Launch in Welkom
Living Reconciliation: A Moral Imperative to Speak
 Living Reconciliation: A Moral Imperative to Speak
 2011 Regional Consultation
 Juba, South Sudan Book Launch
Employment Equity Dialogue
 Employment Equity Dialogue
 Employment Equity Dialogue
 Employment Equity Dialogue
CH Malakal, South Sudan
 2005 Reconciliation award winners
 Chief Ngabu Mandro and Chief Mugenyi Bahemuka from two tribes in conflict talk to each other after the Community Healing workshop
 2007: The community of Masiphumelele - 'for setting an example in promoting tolerance towards foreign nationals, and in striving to ensure dignity and justice for all in their community.'
2007: The community of Masiphumelele - 'for setting an example in promoting tolerance towards foreign nationals, and in striving to ensure dignity and justice for all in their community.'
 2007: The community of Masiphumelele - 'for setting an example in promoting tolerance towards foreign nationals, and in striving to ensure dignity and justice for all in their community.'
 2008: Shine Centre - 'for helping, through volunteerism, foundation phase learners with literacy.'
 Community healing workshop in Simon's Town
Delegates at a session of the 'Mont Fleur Dialogues'
 'Shades of Belonging' project
 'Shades of Belonging' project
 'Shades of Belonging' project
Malakal, South Sudan
 Zimbabwean Ministers Gorden Moyo-Minister of State in the PM's Office and Sekai Holland-Minister of National Healing
 Zimbabwean Prime Minister Morgan Tsvangirai and IJR Executive Director Dr Fanie Du Toit
 2003: Dullah and Farieda Omar - 'For their contribution to the TRC process'
2002: PJ Powers and Sibongile Khumalo - 'For singing one another's songs'
 Witzenberg Community Healing workshop
 Participants at the FORSC-IJR workshop
 Ashley Kriel
Witzenberg Community Healing Workshop 2009
 2006: Ouma Grietjie Adams -'For holding the community together in mourning, conflict and celebration.'
 2008: Shine Centre - 'for helping, through volunteerism, foundation phase learners with literacy.'
The 'Shades of Belonging' project
 2001: Pieter Dirk Uys - 'For enabling us to laugh at ourselves'
 2004: Mary Burton - 'For her work in the Black Sash and elsewhere'
 2006: Ouma Grietjie Adams -'For holding the community together in mourning, conflict and celebration.'