Remembering Berlin, Facing America: Lessons from WWII for Today’s Democracy
By: Mary Coughlin Published on: 21/09/2025At the National WWII Museum, the Road to Berlin exhibit offers a chilling reminder: fascism doesn’t emerge overnight. As intolerance and censorship rise in the U.S., history challenges us to act with courage and solidarity before it’s too late.
The Double Helix of Imagination and Healing: How Biology and Values Transform Care
By: Mary Coughlin Published on: 07/09/2025Discover how imagination shapes neurotransmitters, coherence, and creativity — and how the BUFFER framework and trauma-informed care weave with biology to foster healing, resilience, and justice.
The Last Frontier Is Us: Reimagining Humanity Beyond Expansion
By: Mary Coughlin Published on: 05/09/2025What if the next great frontier isn’t technology or land, but humanity itself? Explore how belonging, healing, and care mark the true frontier of our time.
Troubling Care, Reimagining Care: Lessons from the NICU
By: Mary Coughlin Published on: 31/08/2025Explore how care in the NICU is multiple, co-produced, and shaped by power. Drawing on research and Trauma-Informed Developmental Care, Mary E. Coughlin reflects on reimagining the NICU as a true community of care.
