How do people who have lost their loved ones in ethnic conflicts rebuild their lives? How do people with experience of violence reorient their lives so as to construct a new future? This monograph is an ethnographic account of individuals who have lost their spouses to the Kuki-Naga conflict in Manipur that occurred in the 1990s. Based on personal interviews and testimonies, Enduring Loss amplifies the voice of survivors and explorestheir compelling stories; stories woven with pain, struggles, joy, and hope towards a common future of healing and meaning-making.