Elaine Wynne, the founder and president of the Veteran Resilience Project (VRP), almost gave up on the project in 2011.
In 1492 Columbus sailed the ocean blue” is the beginning of a poem children have been taught for generations about
More than a decade after her son was killed, Mary Johnson-Roy stood in Stillwater Prison hugging Oshea Israel, the man
“Sham battle my arse!,” exclaimed my adoptive grandmother. I had found an old, yellowing newspaper atop a box rolling down
a personal story reported by Anne Winkler-Morey, in conversation with Shauen Pearce From about age 14 until 22, I didn’t
When my art practice was in a slump in 2016, I attended the Women’s Art Institute at St. Catherine University
I come from a long line of shotgun weddings. My maternal grandma fell for my delinquent and scrappy grandpa and found
For more than 40 years, I locked away sexual trauma I experienced as a child. A therapist suggested that I
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Substance use is often an attempt to escape trauma — especially for women. The path to recovering from an addiction
