The system became her abuser
“Everybody loves a good recovery story. How about we become part of one?”
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Author: Anya Nicola
More than immigrant: I am transnational
“I am not caught between two homes; I am the bridge.”
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I sound foreign back home?
“My accent (in both directions) is proof that I survived the crossing, built a life, and came back whole enough to stand in both places.”
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A different relationship with healing than most of us were taught
“Nourishment is not a reward for surviving. It is the practice that makes surviving possible.”
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Ms. Millie; Community love in action
“Caribbean healing is about communities that refuse to let anyone carry their burdens alone.”
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Spring does not wait until you are ready
“I’ve been so busy healing that I forgot to start living.”
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The cost of being a mother in today’s world
“We have confused emotional labour with emotional love.”
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Rome revealed our stolen stories
“When you convince a people they have no history worth remembering, you make them dependent on others to define their worth.”
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When knowledge becomes our medicine
“Knowledge isn’t just power, it’s medicine for communities that have been systematically denied access to their own possibilities.”
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What a Jamaica–Nigeria deal means for diaspora healing
“If this partnership is about more than flights, then it must be about healing the distance colonialism puts between us.”
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