Being far from home doing in-context work while trying to find ways to gather and coexist after months of lockdowns and social distancing regulations because o...
In a fast and ever-changing environment where we get up, work, fulfill our daily duties and are constantly busy with something, we sometimes lose connection. The connection to ourselves but also to others. In a world that is getting more virtual and volatile, slowing down to make space and time to focus, re-connect, and invest in relationships is challenging. Amidst this situation, Hadeer decided to start the Slow Communication Experiment.
by: Lani Anaya, Leonardo Párraga, Monserrat Irazoqui & Yuliana PérezM
Letters for Healing is an initiative that has allowed us to re-discover the wonder...
Breaking the silence about the Second World War and facing transgenerational trauma
It was a sunny Tuesday in Vienna when two young women made their way to...
Kosovo and the “humanitarian war” in 1999
“Let me reiterate: NATO is not waging war against Yugoslavia.” These words were used by Javier Solana, who served ...
It is a normal reaction to an abnormal event – a brief introduction to a practice-oriented definition of trauma
Each person aligns his or her own self- and...
Between 1904 and 1908, military troops of Imperial Germany committed a genocide against the Herero and Nama in Namibia. Jephta Uaravaera Nguherimo, Herero hims...
The case of Uganda reflects the impact of a history of colonialism and conflicts that have emerged from that history which continue to create violence and trau...
A look at how trauma crosses generations and borders
A quarter century after the Genocide against the Tutsi, Christine Nkulikiyinka represents ‘the new Rwan...
