Partners in Confronting Collective Atrocities works towards developing strategies to engage with legacy of past atrocities that can contribute to opening up the possibility of a more hopeful future
The aim of the organization is to work through the effects of the Holocaust and of past and present national and international conflicts that lead to destructive escalation, in the service of a better understanding among national groups world wide.
Partners in Confronting Collective Atrocities works towards developing strategies to engage with legacy of past atrocities that can contribute to opening up the possibility of a more hopeful future
The aim of the organization is to work through the effects of the Holocaust and of past and present national and international conflicts that lead to destructive escalation, in the service of a better understanding among national groups world wide.
PCCA Statement – June 2025
GAZA AND THE ISRAEL-IRAN WAR
PCCA Launches New Conference Series
OTHERING AND HATRED OF DIVERSITY
Director’s Report – January 2025
THE SELF-IMPOSED ATROCITY OF CLIMATE CHANGE: The Human Factor – Online | Oren Kaplan
Reflections – September 2024
PCCA Conference Event 2024 – The Self-Imposed Atrocity of Climate Change: The Human Factor | Ingeborg Tiemann
Letter from the Chair – August 8, 2024
Shmuel Erlich, Chair PCCA e.V.
Dear Colleagues, Supporters and Friends of PCCA, It has been a long time since we last communicated with you, and so much has happened in our world
We are dismayed and heartbroken at the war unfolding in Ukraine following Russia’s decision to use its overwhelming military might to invade and impose its will on Ukraine. This is a repetition of previous Russian actions elsewhere.
The Hamas terrorist attacks of 7th October 2023, and the consequences of the ongoing reaction of Israel, have left us shocked, speechless, and consumed by horror, which made containing a space for hope extremely strenuous.
AN OPEN STATEMENT TO PSYCHOANALYSTS | Shmuel Erlich
We are alarmed and deeply concerned by the flood of anti-Semitic outbursts, worldwide demonstrations, and the many statements masking as anti-Israeli, including those issued by some psychoanalytic colleagues and societies.
“How long, Lord? Will you forget me forever?
How long will you hide your face from me?
How long must I wrestle with my thoughts
and day after day have sorrow in my heart?
How long will my enemy triumph over me?”
– Psalm 13:2-3
PCCA (Partners in Confronting Collective Atrocities) and Working with Ukrainian
Current Atrocities with Mira Erlich-Ginor
