OLIVIA B. WAXMAN DEC 27, 2019 9:00 AM PST Americans are likely to think of New Year’s Eve and New Year’s Day as a time to celebrate the fresh start…
Fearing the widespread implications of an undercount, Native Americans are organizing and educating their communities ahead of the 2020 census. by Ben Kesslen | NBC NEWS Native Americans feel like…
Over the six-year period that had followed the passage of the Family Planning Services and Population Research Act of 1970, physicians sterilized perhaps 25% of Native American women of childbearing…
— and trauma Christianity tore Native American families apart but unites us in celebrating as well. Julian Brave Noisecat, standing in the back row holding his godson Kaleb Archie, and…
Ashley, right, trying to wake up her sister Dani in the motel room where their family is living in Gallup, N.M. Dani had previously been missing for two years, one of many Native American women to disappear in what activists call a long-ignored crisis.
Is the transmission of trauma multi-generational? Do children of survivors of mass atrocities have a higher risk of developing psychological disorders? To understand the process of multi-generational legacies of trauma, Maria Armoudian speaks with Andrei Novac and Yael Danieli about the impact of survivors’ post-trauma adaptational style in their children’s eyes
A new study by Europe’s leading professional association for neurologists has found that survivors of the Holocaust suffered long-term damage of their brain structures as a result of their trauma, with mental health problems being passed down to their children and grandchildren.
An emerging line of research is exploring how historical and cultural traumas affect survivors’ children for generations to come
An event April 3 at USM will feature a therapist noted for her work with survivors and members of communities who've survived
Grandchildren of Holocaust survivors grapple with their own psychological wounds.