Tag Archive for: Healing

Writing for Generations
Chris Stark at the Minnesota State Fair, while workers dismantle…

VIEW: Time to Mourn, Time for Care
New Zealand’s Treasury has developed the Living Standards Framework (LSF) to create an index of wellbeing to gauge whether government policies support a society where “people can live lives they have reason to value.”

The Wisdom of Nature
In her poignant memoir “Watershed”, Ranea Lenor Hanson points out that Minnesota is an apex whose rivers flow north to Hudson Bay, east through the Great Lakes, and south to the Gulf of Mexico. I rather enjoy the concept of our state being central to three directions. For me, it is a reminder that wherever you are in our state, there are three places you can flow.

Healing Trauma: Minnesota Black Land Trust
Why the land? Because Mother Earth can hold it.

Queer Health & Relational Healing
Larissa Little (center) at a button-making event promoting…

Creating a Village
Taking breaths, pushing through mistakes — the process of creating beauty out of mistakes and never throwing anything away was so important. I am quite emotional writing this. I am realizing how therapeutic that process was for me.

Community Healing Related to Police Violence
There are several community healing spaces available this week

When Trafficking Hits Home
"For those who have exited trafficking, their biggest need is to rebuild a sense of belonging and identity within their community."

Patina Park: A Healing Budget
“To fix over 500 years of trauma and its impact, we need everyone.”

Generational Healing
Policies are good, but educating about the perception of Native women in society needs to happen.

Why I Am a Safe Harbor Navigator
I joined the Minnesota Safe Harbor system as a navigator, which makes me feel like I can help change the lives of our vulnerable populations on a larger scale.

Gov. and Lt. Gov Talk With Us About Trauma
The state has been “headed in the same direction for 162 years. Trying to turn the ship is a tall order, but we are in a moment where we have to get it done. If folks are not willing to be in that work with us, then they just have to get out of the way.”


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