Liberia Massacre Survivors Association
Justice for the Past. Healing for the Future.
LIMASA stands with survivors and families to advance truth, accountability, and restorative support for lasting peace.
Liberia Massacre Survivors Association
LIMASA stands with survivors and families to advance truth, accountability, and restorative support for lasting peace.
Community Healing
We create safe spaces for truth, recovery, and restorative justice through survivor-led advocacy.
Advocacy in Action
Our survivor-centered programs deliver legal support, remembrance initiatives, and meaningful community impact.
Survivor Support
We help survivors access care, resilience resources, and collective healing pathways.
Justice & Advocacy
Our advocacy work supports stronger systems and transparent decision-making.
Community Resilience
Support programs for survivors, families, and community recovery leaders.
Public Engagement
Our programs create trusted spaces for voices to be heard and respected.
Healing Initiatives
From counseling to community remembrance, we stand with survivors.
A Just Future
Our mission is survivor-led change across Liberia and beyond.
About LIMASA
We are a survivor-led organization promoting truth-telling, legal accountability, psychosocial healing, and remembrance across Liberia and beyond.
Read Our StoryMeet the Team
A survivor-centered team advancing justice, advocacy, and community healing across Liberia.
Focus Areas
Promoting legal pathways and institutional reforms for accountability.
Connecting survivors with psychosocial and community-based support systems.
Engaging policymakers and partners to protect rights and dignity.
Preserving memory through storytelling, archives, and community remembrance.
News
Read the latest coverage on ethics guidance, survivor support initiatives, and institutional accountability across Liberia.
Grand Bassa County, Liberia — Ruth Smith, a survivor of the Yorcee Town Massacre in Grand Bassa County, is seeking medical attention and justice
ED. Peterson K. Sonyah, was joined by key national and international partners at the first Public Engagement Forum of 2024
Tubmanburg, Bomi County — The Leno Church, located at the welcome gate in Tubmanburg,
The first quarterly bulletin summarizes ethics review performance, turnaround benchmarks, and compliance findings across registered institutions.
Meet Our Partners
We work with national institutions and regional development partners to uphold ethical standards, strengthen oversight, and protect communities through responsible research governance.
Testimonials
Feedback from institutions and research leaders we support through ethical review, compliance guidance, and capacity building.
Contact Us
For institutional collaboration, ethics guidance, or public inquiries, send us a message and our office will respond promptly.
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Office Hours
Monday - Friday
8:30 AM - 5:00 PM
Phone
+231 7550 0308Location
Monrovia, Liberia
Your voice and partnership help sustain truth, remembrance, and healing efforts nationwide.
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