Monday, December 9

Browsing: intergenerational trauma

Pulling out the roots

Features July 31, 2024By Purny Ahmed

When you are born into a house of violence, abuse begins to feel like a birthright. Sacrifice is your rite of passage.

Burraburrabanha wiray murungidyal: A wound that cannot heal

Perspective March 1, 2023By Ethan Floyd

Even if the act of healing is painful, it is better than suffering in silence among the flames.

Cha nào, con nấy — like father, like child

Features August 21, 2019By Emma Cao

Emma Cao fishes for herself in her father’s tarnished memories

The Privatisation of Memory

Analysis August 21, 2019By Nell O'Grady

Finding a lost family member in the ancestral archives of the internet.

On Hazn (حزن) and Healing: An intergenerational and intersectional perspective on mental health

Features June 3, 2019By Layla Mkh

The experiences of three generations of women in a family with mental health

What’s mine is yours

Creative May 17, 2019By Emma Cao

Poems about intergenerational trauma.

Healing histories: tracing trauma through the generations

Features August 16, 2017By Penny Cummins and Ann Ding

To fully understand the complexity of our present communities, we have to dive into our manifold pasts.

From the mines

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