A trauma-informed essay on human dignity, freedom, and care — naming the emergency and inviting collective courage.
A reflection on how “How are you?” has shifted from a greeting to a moral moment—and why trauma-informed presence matters now more than ever.
As the year closes, this reflection explores how love, belonging, and trauma-informed developmental care shape the future we are healing toward—one relationship, one system at a time.
When government uses hunger as leverage, it’s not politics — it’s cruelty. A trauma-informed call for justice & accountability.
