This toolkit aims to introduce digital narratives as tools for digital truth-telling and provide instructional guidance for CSOs and other actors dealing with transitional justice.
It is written primarily for CSOs, human rights defenders, journalists, and activists who seek to challenge dominant narratives in their communities and provide space for marginalized and vulnerable
communities often omitted from official historical accounts of violence.
This toolkit will provide them with an alternative way to tackle public discourse and empower critical parts of society to take the lead in dealing with the past and reconciliation processes.