Marina Cantacuzino

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https://www.theforgivenessproject.com


Marina Cantacuzino, founder of the Forgiveness Project and award winning journalist and author, talks about her recent trip to Rwanda and her work with storytelling as a vehicle for forgiveness and healing.

Marina is an author, broadcaster, podcaster and peace activist. In 2004, after working for 15 years as a journalist, and in response to the invasion of Iraq, she founded The Forgiveness Project, a UK-based charity that works with personal narratives in order to help people break cycles of harm and create a more compassionate world. Since then she has co-created The Forgiveness Toolbox, produced and hosted The F Word Podcast and in 2024 her second BBC series Forgiveness: Stories from the Frontline was aired on Radio 4. The most recent of Marina’s three books on the subject of forgiveness, Forgiveness: An Exploration was published by Simon & Schuster in 2022.

Participation on Humanity Rising

Day 998 Fri 10/04/24 Forgiveness in Action Transforming Ourselves and Our World