Coping Strategies for Survivors and Witnesses of Collective Trauma
Survivors and witnesses can experience a range of emotions after experiencing collective trauma, including feelings of fear,...
The study focuses on how LGBTQ+ people experience collective trauma and healing processes after being exposed to stigma, discrimination, violence, and marginalization from society. It highlights...
Can Queer Melancholia Function As An Ethical Response To Collective Trauma And Erasure?
Melancholia is a term used to describe feelings of depression, sadness, loss, and despair. It can be caused...
A piece of art can be an excellent tool to convey ideas, feelings, emotions, and experiences that may otherwise go unheard, but what happens when it comes to the subject of sexual violence? How do...
The experience of political oppression can have far-reaching effects that extend beyond immediate harm to physical safety and economic stability. When people live under authoritarian regimes, they...
The Impact of Collective Trauma on Intimacy and Vulnerability
Collective trauma is a form of shared experience that can significantly impact individuals' capacity for intimacy and vulnerability....
The concept of historical trauma is intriguing because it suggests that painful events from the past can affect people's bodies, minds, and behaviors today. It has been studied extensively in...
The term "historical trauma" refers to the collective wounds and traumatic experiences that a group of people may have undergone in the past, which can affect their current mental health and...
Can queer memory serve as a moral archive for collective trauma and resistance?
To answer this question, we must first understand what these terms mean individually. "Queer" refers to...
Inclusive theology is a religious doctrine that strives to include all people, regardless of their gender identity, sexual orientation, race, ethnicity, or social status, into its teachings and...