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Showing 1 to 12 of 12 for “"collective healing"”.
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“We don’t have to carry the shame”: Autobiographical documentary filmmaking as a collective healing artifact for child abuse survivors
… about child abuse, intergenerational trauma, and healing. Adopting an anti-pathologising approach to trauma, this thesis explores and amplifies the historically silenced voices of child abuse survivors. Life is given to the underrepresented experiential accounts of autobiographical documentarians, …
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A Personal Inquiry into Solidarity: Enhancing Relational Accountability in Healthcare Leadership
… inquiry, and storytelling fostered spaces of collective healing. Confronting complicity and relinquishing perfectionism opened pathways to humility, healing, and love. Findings revealed solidarity is imperfect and evolving, requiring accountability, vulnerability, and growth; letting go of …
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Baptizing the nation with tears : political forgiveness in South Africa
… pursuit of other goals such as individual and collective healing and the building of a transitional justice framework.
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Bridging the Gap: Exploring the Intersection of Formal Mental Health Services and Informal Social Supports in BIPOC Communities
… supports. The study introduces the Safe Harbor Healing Framework, a practice-informed model that promotes culturally competent, community-centered mental health care. Implications for policy, clinical practice, and future research underscore the importance of reimagining mental health systems …
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Reframing as Reclamation: Trauma Theory, African Spiritualism, and Ecocriticism in Jesmyn Ward’s Sing, Unburied, Sing
… Sing </em>(2017) to tackle the complex act of collective healing. Trauma, and its subset transgenerational trauma, have often been a focal point for critical analysis of other African American texts that engage with ghosts and hauntings, such as Toni Morrison’s <em>Beloved</em> (1987). Often, …
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Inviting the Perspectives of Refugee Mental Health Interpreters: A Critical Narrative Analysis
… stated how they experienced their trauma collectively, which suggests collective healing methods to respond to collective trauma. This study also aimed to present concrete suggestions of how to aid interpreters and was able to discern several, including specific trainings (e.g. mental …
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Chilean Arpilleras, Social Reproduction and the Struggle Against Coloniality
… colonial/capitalist spatial dynamics through collective and public practice. To do this, I look at the tradition of Chilean arpilleras, a type of political textile created by victims of state violence and economic precarity during the Chilean dictatorship (1973-1990). The creation of …
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Black-Affirming Curriculum: An Analysis of the Pedagogy, Sociocultural Perspectives, and Ways of Being in Out-of-School Programming
… What are examples of approaches that emphasize collective healing and love for Black children? Findings strongly show evidence of the transformative potential of OST spaces for Black students who engage in Black-affirming curriculum and delivery, effectively disrupting dismissive hegemonic ways …
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Nursing and Nation Rebuilding: An Ethnography of Care in the Context of Indigenous Self-Determination
… as well as a platform for nation-rebuilding and collective healing. At the same time, a biopolitics imbued with colonial logics continues to justify the lack of health services available in Indigenous communities. Indigenous patients are subjected to racialized stereotypes which affect the …
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Sacred Plant, Sentient Earth: A Vegetal Geography of Healing in a More-Than-Human World
… with plants-as-medicines, developing emplaced healing traditions centred upon culturally-embedded ecological praxes that blur species boundaries and take seriously vegetal sentience and human-plant kinship. However, such healing traditions and practices have been increasingly marginalised in …
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(Dis)Remembering the slave mother: shame, trauma, and identity in the novels of Michelle Cliff and Zoë Wicomb
… slavery's atrocities for the purpose of national healing. Michelle Cliff's Abeng and No Telephone to Heaven, and Zoë Wicomb's David's Story and Playing in the Light, reveal this national practice of elision, and especially how the disremembering of slavery factors into personal identity formation. …