Collective trauma refers to experiences that are shared by members of a group who have undergone similar events. This could include historical atrocities such as genocide, natural disasters, or war,...
Collective trauma can have profound effects on the emotional lives of entire communities and nations. It is defined as an experience shared by a group of individuals that causes psychological...
Community storytelling is a powerful tool for individuals and groups to process traumatic experiences and move forward towards healing. It involves sharing personal stories of pain and loss with...
How do collective experiences of oppression shape community resilience within marginalized groups?
What is a marginalized group?
Marginalization refers to the systematic exclusion and...
The theological approach to divine presence that is centered around queerness can be interpreted through the lens of collective trauma and historical erasure. Queer theology seeks to explore how...
The topic of this article is how collective trauma affects the communal forms of worship and prayer within LGBT believer communities. This article will explore the various ways in which these groups...
Collective trauma refers to events that cause distress for a large group of people, such as war, natural disasters, pandemics, or terrorist attacks. These events can have significant effects on...
In psychology, the term "collective trauma" refers to the shared experience of a group of people who have undergone a traumatic event that has profound emotional and physical impacts on their lives....
The question of whether collective trauma among lesbian, gay, bisexual, and transgender (LGBT) communities can be understood as both a social and psychological phenomenon is an important one. It...
Moral progress is often seen as an essential component of social development, and many have argued that it can only be achieved through confronting collective historical traumas. These traumas are...