Pathways to Repair: Confronting Global Inequities, Advancing Justice, and Building Policy Frameworks for Reparations

As the second decade for people of African descent unfolds, the global conversation on reparations and recognition has reached a decisive moment. Pathways to Repair examines the policies, advocacy networks, and international frameworks that are shaping the future of reparative justice worldwide.

Through professional analysis and profiles of leading activists and policymakers, this book reveals how historical injustices are being addressed in real time. It explores the momentum driving institutional change, the strategies used to influence global governance, and the obstacles that continue to stand in the way of equity.

Designed for professionals, educators, and researchers, Pathways to Repair provides a clear, structured look at how advocacy translates into systemic reform. This is not only a study of history but a roadmap for understanding the global architecture of justice being built today.