An article written by Jason DeParle discussing a roadmap to reducing child poverty, a report by the National Academies of Sciences, Engineering, and Medicine, edited by Greg Duncan and Suzanne Le Menestrel.
Donald M. Berwick, MD, MPP discusses how social determinants can nurture or impair the health of the members of a society in this article published in JAMA.
Join Linda Thai and the Trauma Research Foundation for the next 8 weeks at 4:00pm for TRF Tuesday. A moment for yourself.
Eilene Zimmerman of the New York Times sits down with Dr. van der Kolk to discuss why some people seem to be better at managing difficult situations than others.
Led by director Curt Tofteland, whose innovative work with Luther Luckett inmates began in the mid-1990s, the prisoners cast themselves in roles reflecting their personal history and fate. Their individual stories, including information about their heinous crimes, are brilliantly interwoven with the plot of Shakespeare’s “The Tempest”. As the inmates delve deeply into the characters they portray, they are forced to confront their personal demons.
The result is an extraordinary story about the creative process and the power of art to heal and redeem–in a place where the very act of participation in theatre is a human triumph and a means of personal liberation.
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