Asian American Immigrants and Generational Trauma

Van Der Kolk’s Mohawk of Self-Awareness and Punk Rock as Therapeutic Intervention

Nothing says healing from trauma like a mosh pit.

Christians, Trump, marching, lament and empathy…oh my.

Queer Christian Trauma

The Lasting Wounds of “Unnatural” and “Broken”

The Impossibility of Utopian Society, The Resurrection of Hope

Reflections on João Batista Libânio’s “Utopia, Hope, Resurrection”

This week on the Mad Liberation front, we discussed João Batista Libânio’s…

Review of Spirit & Trauma

by Elliot Huemann

Taken Names, Devoured People: Andrea Smith’s “Spiritual Appropriation as Sexual Violence” in Native Cultures

In honor of our penultimate blogpost as All Night, we have decided to pull a page from the writings of women that we have been gifted with this term, and share our individual experiences of this latest offering…

From “We shall overcome” to “Fuck the police”: How African-American’s have used music to find their voice in the face of trauma.

Why does skin color matter?

This paper is from my perspective, a white girl, who has only glimpsed at the rejection found in the black american race. My perspective is one who wants to group everyone as fellow human’s instead of calling attention to race and color. In feeling the tension of race through experience and…

Review of Resurrecting Wounds

by Elizabeth F.