As a young man, I distrusted most organizations. However noble their mission statements, most seemed driven by self-interest, self-promotion, and self-protection. So when I first heard people talk about the power of love to transform organizational life I was a skeptic. But as I came to know the work of people like Ora Grodsky—people who bring intelligence, compassion, long experience and proven practices to the table—my skepticism was replaced by hope for the future. At a time when institutional distrust is unraveling the fabric of democracy itself, we need that hope. I know of no better book than Justice, Love, and Organizational Healing to energize, edify and guide anyone who cares about the integrity of the organizations on which we depend.