In a broken world filled with power hierarchies, segregation, racism, hatred, and hostility between different ethnic groups, reconciliation shines and tops all other approaches to resolving conflict. Reconciliation gives hope and breaks vicious cycles of violence.

Major riots in major cities took place worldwide expressing solidarity with the Palestinian cause. No wonder why this ongoing conflict for more than 75 years speaks directly to the hearts of people worldwide whose conscience is clear and who value justice and equality.

This is an invaluable time to cultivate lessons learned. If there is one thing that we could all agree on is the fact that we are all interdependent and interconnected, we rise together and fall together.

Social media platforms have provided Jordanians with an unprecedented forum to engage in dialogue, share personal stories, experiences, opinions and concerns on matters that are dear to them.

As expected, young Jordanians played a major role in driving the recent Fourth Circle protests. It is of paramount importance that we pick up the message of the youth today.

A few days ago, hundreds of people attended the initiation ceremony of the new democratic movement and party-to-be, the Civil Alliance.

Slogans such as “everyone is a partner in development” were highly upheld prior to governorate and municipal elections, in August 2017.

To give effect to the vision of the decentralisation and municipal law of 2015, governorate and municipal councils need to have the principles of inclusivity and equity for all at the heart of their work.However, challenges lay ahead for municipal councils that engage with people

If the government intends to transfer sustainable development responsibilities to citizens, it needs to foster community dialogue and involve citizens in the decision-making process.To foster dialogue, it is important to see how members of local communities collaborate and how mu