stories have the power to transform
The Forgiveness Project provides opportunities and resources for people to explore the complexities of forgiveness.
STORIES HAVE THE POWER TO TRANSFORM
The Forgiveness Project provides opportunities and resources for people to explore the complexities of forgiveness.
Upcoming Events
Upcoming Events
live and virtual events
The Forgiveness Café
The Forgiveness Café offers a unique opportunity for compassionate conversations exploring the possibility of forgiveness in our lives.
“Thank you so much for the meeting today. EXACTLY what I needed to save me from the big black hole that I felt I was in. Now I see some light, hope and a glimmer of joy in the essence of being.” – Forgiveness Café Participant
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Upcoming Events
30th sept – 29th nov
After the Punch
in the West End of London, UK
Curated by The Forgiveness Project, this post-show conversation series will be co-hosted by a range of Charity Partners from across the social justice and education sectors, on topics including “The Process of Restorative Justice”, “What Makes a Man?” and “The Story Behind Punch”. Click the button below for more details.
resources
Discover forgiveness — stories, tools, and more
Delve deeper into the world of forgiveness with our rich collection of resources. Whether you prefer quiet reading or engaging in community gatherings, there’s something here for you.
restorative narratives
Explore forgiveness through real-life stories
We believe stories can transform how we see ourselves and relate to others. That’s why we share restorative narratives—real-life stories of people and communities learning to rebuild after difficult times.
Geoff Thompson
"Forgiveness is pragmatic. It offers a real and lasting vengeance."
Ruchi Singh
"Forgiveness doesn’t mean saying I’m OK with what he did, it means I can continue with my life in a more peaceful frame of mind."
Matthew Boger and Tim Zaal
"I knew the only way to get past what had happened so that it would no longer dictate my life was to forgive him."
Madeleine Black
"I used to think that they were evil, but I started to understand that they didn't come into this world that way."
restorative narratives
Explore forgiveness through real-life stories
We believe stories can transform how we see ourselves and relate to others. That’s why we share restorative narratives—real-life stories of people and communities learning to rebuild after difficult times.
